Introduction to Git (Udemy.com)

The Basics of Working with a Distributed Version Control System

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Created by: Kumulus Technologies

Produced in 2021

What you will learn

This course will teach you the basics of version control using Git - from creating a local repository or making a personal copy of a repository to then working with that repository to track and manage changes to the code.

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Course Description

This course was created for anyone interested in understanding how to use a distributed version control system (DVCS) for managing digital content - code, images, text. This course is intended for users that may haver heard about Git, but have never used it before. By the end of the course you will have hands-on experience using Git and be able to version control your digital content on a local repository on your own laptop or server and push or pull that content to/from a remote repository (we use GitHub as our example). Who this course is for:

If you are curious about what distributed version control is and how to use it, this course is for you.

Time: 2h

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Kumulus Technologies

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Kumulus Technologies is a San Francisco Bay area infrastructure-focused Dev/Ops and Cloud Systems consultancy that works to provide quality education on cloud, Dev/Ops and SRE topics. We provide a range of free educational opportunities, such as our Kumulus on Cloud You Tube series and lectures/training at meetups and conferences around the world.
We have long taught commercial-grade classes to businesses such as Fortune 500 companies and Silicon Valley startups. More information about these instructor-led and online courses is available on our company website. We are bringing this same standard of course development to Udemy at price point that will bring critical, cutting edge technologies to a larger audience that, we hope, will help to start shrinking the current Cloud technology skills gap.