Brief Summary
This course is your go-to guide for mastering Git! You'll learn everything from basic commands to advanced workflows, with a fun and engaging approach.
Key Points
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Hands-on learning with real-life projects
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Master Git commands and workflows
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Understand both centralized and distributed systems
Learning Outcomes
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Become an expert at using Git in your projects
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Understand the entire Git workflow
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Gain skills in merging, branching, and using tools like Bitbucket
About This Course
Learn Git commands, Centralized and Distributed workflows with real time projects. Training for Web Developers
Git is one of the most popular version control tool available in the market. Git is Number One choice for every Web developer, no matter if you are a Java developer or a .Net developer or a Salesforce Developer, you will need a version control tool to keep track of the changes in your project.
Git is free and a open source version control system. Git is distributed version control system whereas the other older version control system like SVN and CVS are centralized. Because Git is distributed, every developer has its own repository on the local file system. With Git, first initial clone of the repository is slow but the subsequent functions like commit,diff,merge and log are faster.
Git has great support for branching,merging,rebasing. With the help of Git powerful tool set you can even rewrite history.
Git is the most common and widely used version control system in the world today and its the modern standard to develop software.
With this course you’ll learn how to master the world of distributed version workflow, use the distributed features of Git to the full extent, and extend Git to meet your every need.
This course is not just plain -old power-point presentation, we will learn by doing and by the end of this course you will become an expert with Git Version control.
You will be an expert at Git and how to use Git in your project
You will understand the entire workflow of Git
You will learn about merging,Branching,Tagging,Rebasing,Bitbucket,Distibuted workflows,Centralized workflows
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your compact description style is perfect and this git lowlevel is exactly what I need before github, tnx