Learn advanced scenarios of git commands for daily uses (Udemy.com)

30 custom cases for advancing your git knowledge

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Created by: Arthur Tkachenko

Produced in 2021

What you will learn

Custom cases for git usage
Basic git commands, that can improve your coding workflow
Improve your coding workflow by learning different cases of using git commands
Understand git commands from different angels

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Course Description

Welcome to course, where you will learn about advanced usages of basic git commands.

For this course, I pack a lot of different cases-situations-scenarios that can become a reality in your daily work.

Cases like that are pretty common:
- "I forget what was done?"
- "I want to revert changes that generate a bug."
- "I staged too many edits, and I want to break them out into a separate commit?"

All of the situations that were covered in this course look pretty simple and straight-forward, but when the situation appears - you should know what to do.

This course is about learning how to apply basic commands like, commit, checkout, log, diff, stash and use them for troubleshooting.

You will learn about more than 30 cases, that can be useful for software developers.

We don't touching here merge scenarios at all because this topic is huge and it better to be talked separately.

Who this course is for:

Beginner software developers that want to extend their skills
Developers that want to extend their knowledge, related to git commands

Time: 2h

Instructor Details

Arthur Tkachenko

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My name is Arthur
I'm building tools for Food Tech projects
Teaching to code my team of interns.
Writing articles on Medium - explaining how I'm building a company.
I managed team members with a different skillset.
Usually, I'm managing developers.

Before I managed 10+ members team, created a documentation for complex projects.

Right now I'm coding at React/Nodejs