Git & GitHub For Beginners - Master Git and GitHub (2025) (Udemy.com)

When I started my bachelor degree for software engineering. I have got your C course both basic and advanced. These are absolutely awesome and contribute to a lot to me and In my 3rd year I am taking that course. Just I want to say I have learn a lot of things from you and you have done great job as a teacher. Thank you Vlad.

I'm pretty new to git and this lesson was able to show me and teach me everything I need to know. and tons of examples and codes to practice. I don't know what more a course can have about git and GitHub. this is incredible and I feel extremely lucky to have this Course. I did a huge search. however it was a huge failure until I find this course then ima search ended with a very educational victory. I strongly believe this is the best course on version control system, concept, etc. thank you very much and congrats to Vlad. you are the best.

I actually took this course because I had no idea how to create, use a Git repository etc for my other coding/web dev & design courses. I really appreciated Vlad's friendly and cheerful demeanour and the way he uses graphics to illustrate what is happening. Git is literally essential to anyone in the coding universe and a must have skill. Being completely new to GIT, I Found the special section that illustrated what is happening behind the scenes when we use different GIT commands amazing. It made such a difference. I feel much more confident now and highly recommend this course!

This is a great crash course for beginners. I have read comments, some people said that the instructor is saying irrelevant things, that is not true. The only problem that I found was that the instructor needs to deliver lectures at more fast speed.

I love this course. All the important parts of Git are well explained in a presentation at the beginning so that you are up and running in no time. Then it delves into more complicate stuff that will make your life easier as a developer. Nothing is left unturned and by the end i was able to perform fairly complex tasks without any problem. The course is quite complete and well delivered. Thank you Vlad, and all 5 stars awarded are more than deserved!!!

Good course. I learned a lot and I like the guy. The only thing I was missing was that there was no section about Git and Visual Studio Code, since it is the most use editor around the world and has this build in function and you can even run the Bash from VSC. But apart from that I liked the course. Thank you!

+ Very usefull for beginners. It covers all basics and provide some explanations of GIT workflow ideas. + Clear division to sections and subsections + A lot of practical examples - There are in almost each video (especially near the end of it) some unnecessary talking which I found to be waste of my time

Your course is good enough, but it can be better. First, i wanna tell you that you need to add/edit some videos in the section of gihub, because now it use tokens to let you push your projects. The second thing is that you have to make a script before you do this courses, to make them easier to understand and faster to learn. The last one is about the end of the course, and the text it shows it's about your course of C programming language. That's all, i like the course and learn a lot of it, thank you very much!

If I talk about the course structure, it is really amazing and clear up. I see myself one step forward knowing about git and I feel much comfortable with version control systems. But some lectures were too long just for nothing and I will feeling bored. Even at 1.25x speen lecturer was quite slow. May be course is not worthy of too long but from the knowledge I gain, it was good and I am too happy to see myself more skilled about VCSs :)

The course should have been more carefully structured. For example, the basic information (e.g. what the working directory, staging area, local/remote repo are) should have been introduced at the very beginning. I had the sense that the structure has been established on the go. Most of the time I said to myself, "I should go back and watch those courses after this clarification...", which is not good for my time management. I appreciate the enthusiasm but that is the bitter fact. Moreover, there is much unnecessary talk too, which is another time consuming factor for me.