Git by Example (Udemy.com)

This Git course has all the essentials and offered some insight on a good workflow that's usable for all teams. Although it uses Java as an example, everything applies to C++, C# as well as Python. I wish that the course covered a little bit on the IDE's currently in use such as Visual Code and Jet Brains.

It was a good introduction/crash course to get familiar with basic commands. Sometimes, the instructor gives some background into the who/what/where/why of things, but not always and not to a large degree. It's a jump into the "deep end," type of course. It's a good course to get moving in Git quickly with basic commands, but supplemental study/research will be needed to understand the topics more in-depth. Lastly, there were audio issues in two videos of the last section: the stashing video and the video that comes after it.

Early on in the course it seems good. I would have liked a bit of overview on who should use this. Obviously teams would need a version control system, but is it useful for personal coding? It also might be useful to set the stage for what is versioning in a project. It is a lot more than changes to a piece of code. Essentially, these are the basic things you need to manage developing software and how git fits into it.

Sounds very immature should give explanation of why things happen or should convention that this is how it works. Should have explanation of every line you right if not just don't right this makes confusion to viewer that what is happening and might lose the track.

Overall, this is a great course with lots of good information. Thanks. Sitting through terminal and vim basics is unnecessary for a seasoned Unix/Linux developer who just wants to learn Git, but I see how that information would be beneficial for a novice. I feel that level of information belongs in a separate bash/vim fundamentals course that can be referenced here. The SourceTree coverage is interesting, but it seems a bit off topic for a course focused on Git. Again, I feel this belongs in a separate SourceTree course that can be referenced here. I'd rather see more Git topics, features, and cli usage covered in this course, without walking through a GUI that many developers may not have a need for or may not have access to.

Very interesting course and very useful for my job. Jose explaind all topics in a deep way with many examples. Very interesting the final part with the program SourceTree. I know GitKraken is a software similar to SourceTree.

I wanted to learn in detail about Git in order to use it at work. I knew some commands but was always confused to what was happening on the background. This course has been a revelation to me and now I can relate to the workings of the Git. Git as we all know is now a basic skill which everyone seeks so to have the in-depth understanding feels great. Thanks to Jose for this fantastic course.

For reasons beyond the scope of this review, I am an experienced programmer, with almost no Git experience. I am now in "catch up" mode, and Udemy, and Jose, are my go-to resources. Jose explains concepts in a thorough manner, and then walks you through actually implementing the concepts. This has been very beneficial, and the two-pronged approach has helped cement these concepts into my toolbox. For some time now, I have been frustrated at my difficulty in becoming adept at using Git. This course, and Jose's superior teaching ability, have helped me immensely. If you need to "get" Git, then by all means... pick up this course!!!

At first sight, the course did not give a great impression. Looked outdated and terse. However the author ends up delivering and showing in practice several concepts that are very hard to find in an online course. In example, GitFlow is a standard, however it's difficult to find a nice, not-too-shallow-not-too-deep course with some visual examples. What prevents me from giving 5 stars: - missing some typical Git concepts, like Rebase, Pull requests and more real life examples showing how to work in a team. - some bursty and strong random noise in some videos - videos are not edited, there are some mistakes the author did not edit out despite they were noticeable and he apologized for them.

El curso en general es muy bueno, una muy buena inversión pero añadirle algunos temas más estaría genial así como tips and tricks de como lo ha utilizado el y como colaborar con un equipo de trabajo, con eso el curso pasaría a ser excelente.

Some very good material

It is a fair course.