Git Crash Course for beginners (Udemy.com)

would be nice to have : - graphics to illustrate the principles - real workshops to practice, not only quizzes

The course is a mess, without structure and repeating the same commands over and over again. The course presents only a small portion of git commands, around 6-7 in total - enough to start a project from scratch, nothing beyond that. If it's a "crash" course, you'd expect more commands to be covered. The commands are not well described, speaker has a habit to speak about different things on the screen, such as the file name and why he has named it that way. Example is the notes app, nano, which is useful but is not what the course is about.

I recommend adding more visualizations to the lessons, not just a written command and aural explanation.

Because it's quite easy to understand. In section4 11. part2, people using git for the first time would have serious issues and confusion. The following commands should be taught: 1. git config --global credential.helper store (To store credentials of the author as well as his Github username and password, to give ease during pushing after pushing for the first time) 2. git config --global user.email 3. git config --global user.name 4. git push -u origin master/main (master/main for mac/windows users respectively, for first-time pushers. Also there was no lecture teaching people that upon first push they would need to provide their GitLab or GitHub login details) These may confuse absolute beginners especially now Github use Tokens rather than personal passwords.

it is very simple and flowed strait forward but some of the videos are seems to be cut of or not cooked well. any way it was very useful thanks

Very helpful course and i liked the simplicity and shortness of the videos and the quiz after every small part. great job

It was a really nice course and I recommend it to everybody who wants to improve their programming skills ... it's so useful, especially for beginners.

most of those commands are only for mac users not windows and it made me search a lot to get the specific commands for me. the course is very helpful thank you!

I am not a developer. I am a technical writer. But this is so far a good match for me. English accent makes it sometimes hard to follow, what would otherwise be a very clear explanation.

This was a really good introduction course for git. I really enjoyed it and found it easy to follow up with. There were only few missing pieces like downloading git and getting it started for the first time ever other than that, it was such a great course.