Git & GitHub - The Practical Guide (Udemy.com)

This course was easy to follow and covered the Git and GitHub fundamentals well. The practical exercises made it easier to understand the concepts. It was a good course for beginners and met my expectations. More real-world examples would make it even better.

This is a great course for learning Git and GitHub in a practical way. Manuel Lorenz explains the concepts clearly and makes the lessons easy to follow, even if you are still getting comfortable with version control. I liked that the course focuses on real examples instead of just theory. It helped me understand important Git commands, working with repositories, commits, branches, and pushing code to GitHub. Overall, this course is very helpful for developers who want to build confidence using Git and GitHub. I would recommend it to beginners and anyone who wants a solid refresher.

Very good course with clear and simple explanations. Manuel and Max are great! The course has a great balance between theory and practice. I recommend it to anyone who wants to learn version control step by step.

Perfect balance of theory and real-world workflow! I’ve taken several courses from Manuel and Max, and this one on Git & GitHub lives up to their reputation for excellence. It is incredibly comprehensive and covers everything a modern developer needs. Theoretical Depth: The course doesn't just teach you commands; it explains the "why." Understanding the underlying architecture of Git (the three trees, hashing, etc.) makes a huge difference. Practical Application: The hands-on approach is fantastic. Moving from basic commits to complex branching strategies and professional GitHub workflows (Pull Requests, Rebasing, and Stashing) felt natural and well-paced. Clarity: Even the most complex topics—like resolving nasty merge conflicts—were broken down into digestible steps. Whether you are a complete beginner or someone who has been "copy-pasting" Git commands without really understanding them, this course will bridge all your knowledge gaps. Highly recommended!

Course was good, met my expectations, it does teach what is supposed to teach, however, the chapter 7 files are not up to date for the current NodeJS version and there's not an official note from the instructors or anything on how to make the code run, so you have to go to the Q&A to find out from someone else how to get the code to function.

This is a good and comprehensible course. I wish you could add to the future GitHub Projects on how to maintain different boards (Kanban, Backlogs, and other boards), connect repos, and use workflows. Also, on the theory part, how to use branches and workflows IRL, like the differences between GitFlow, GitHub Flow, and Trunk-based development.

Quite clear introduction. I would have appreciated more on best practices to start or maintain a project in various contexts (small projects, large enterprise, public/private, merge potential complexity...). A quick word about GIT on Linux would also be welcome.

Having taken another Git and Github course on Udemy, I now think this is probably the best at step-by-step, practical explanations for newbies. Some terminology is dated i.e. "master" is now "main" and GitHub functionality has advanced a bit, but still a great course

I learnt a lot from this course. It starts with basics and ends with a real demo of project which shows how to work through collaboration. The trainers explain the concepts in easy to understand way. I hope they create an advance course for GitHub which delves even deeper into working with large open source projects.

Was very well presented. There were a few things that are a bit outdated at this point, just didn't take note of them specifically to offer precise feedback. Otherwise, course was fantastic and just the kind of exploration into these topics I was searching for.