Git & GitHub Masterclass (Udemy.com)

I was wondering what grade I should give... Overall, the course is well thought out, good and well structured. English is not my native language and unfortunately, the accent and vocabulary of the presenter (e.g. pronouncing the "g" in the word "bug" as "h") forced me to read the captions on the screen instead of fully focusing on what is happening on the screen . The second problem is that the course has not been updated for quite a long time and, unfortunately, the appearance of the GitHub page has changed a lot in the meantime. I'm also not entirely satisfied with the way Git's functionality is covered. Not everything was clear to me, e.g. sometimes the host clicked/opened something without comment and I had to guess what was going on and what should I do. Nevertheless, the course is definitely worth completing.

It was an amazing course, I have learnt a lot about Git and GitHUB. Also, I was happy for additional section about CI/CD which provides me with actual brief description of what it is exactly. I really recommend it for everyone who is wondering what is Git or how to manage with GitHub.

One of the issues that I have understanding Git and GitHub are the merge conflicts. It could have been more informative if multiple users were exploring a repository and showing just how to ensure that when I make a push that it would not inflict upon someone else's contribution. These are the kind of things that make it difficult for someone who has never worked in collaboration with others on another repository could benefit from. Most of the stuff I can go on from here on out will be purely on practice. Some of results through out the course seemed confusing, like when to pull, how to tell if there was any changes remotely, and whether what I do can inflict on other pushes. Lots of unanswered questions.

One of the best lecturers I’ve seen on Udemy. The course content is good, well balanced when you are reviewing old skills and I assume that will be perfect for peoples who just learn about software versioning and GitHub. Although some reviewers stated that stashing is not presented ( as a negative aspect ) , I search and read and make couple of tests using the official git page in under 30 minutes. The only negative remark is that there it has no individual exercise/Labs part. Keep up the good work Eduardo !

Good, helpful course with a lot of detail

the content is not up to date. Github site has been updated and things have changed.

Seems like a good introduction for those without significant experience - did the why...

This first git thing was way over my head and couldn't figure it out i hope i can still use the rest of the class...

Well detailed explanation.

This course gives you a good explanation of the Git and Github features for beginners and is really simple to understand.

Quick and clean overview of GIT and GitHub world.

Good Structure, good English without Accent