Starting with Git & GitHub (Udemy.com)

All about Git and GitHub

( 20 Reviews )

Created by: Stone River eLearning

Produced in 2017

What you will learn

Learn the world's most popular code repository.. Git!
Learn to use GitHub to host public code repositories
Understand the most commonly used Git commands
Use GitHub's amazing repository management utilites
Branch and Merge code like a pro!
Understand how to use a Git repo on your local machine
Use Pull Requests to initiate a code review
Learn how to participate in an open-sourced project on GitHub
Discover the benefits of a rich GitHub repository collection
Understand what Git and GitHub are, and how they can make you a significantly better developer ... and much, much more!

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Overall Score : 98 / 100

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Course Description

Any IT professional or casual developer anticipating a solid understanding of how Git and GitHub work in open-sourced and private development projects needs to go through this course and absorb all of its contents. Anyone desiring to learn how Git and GitHub are designed, administered, and used needs the knowledge and practice presented in this course. This not only includes web, mobile, and service application developers, but also architects, UI designers, testers, and administrators. This course provides a solid understanding of how to effectively participate in a project manage with Git and/or GitHub.Who this course is for:

This course was built for software developers who need to understand how to use source code management systems, Git in particular.
This course is designed for those developers who need to learn Git and the use of GitHub to be able to effectively participate on a team-based project that is managed with Git.
Of course, the info presented here is just as valuable for architects, testers, and product managers as they too should understand how Git and GitHub are designed and used in a software development environment.
Learn Git's easy to follow workflow to properly manage code

Time: 2h

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4.9 Rating
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By Isaac Puder on

very clear and crisp. thank you! I think some more nuanced features on git would be helpful for example instead of "git branch newbranch" showing the option "git checkout -b newbranch"

By Ivana on

Yes, I am a data scientist in R and this was really clearly and nicely explained.

By Sunil Kurapati on

Perfect training material and the way it was presented is just superb for a professional like me coming back into IT after a gap of 6+ years. Thank you very much Brett Hooper for putting this material together in a concise and fast learning manner and importantly injecting confidence for a comeback professional.

By Gaston Ghersi on

Clarity of concepts and good slides

By Jim Barry on

Great course. Very simple to follow. Before this course, I had tried learning it on my own and from co-workers, and kept getting confused. This course provided the "lightbulb moment" I was looking for. And it only took about a half day to get there. Thanks!

By Michelle Ward on

This course was amazing. I learned SOOOOO much. The way Brett instructed the course was likebeing in a classroom with him. Anytime I started to have a question, he answered it in the lecture!He was very experienced in all subjects and spoke at a pace where you could follow easily. BY far the best course so far. He also threw a little humor into the moix to keep things engaging!

By Pratiti Beldner on

I highly recommend this course for anyone who wants to understand everything from basic Git commands to how to use Git and Github in a team environment.The instructor explains everything clearly and simply using real-world scenarios. There is an appropriate amount of repetition and the scenarios are well suited to demonstrate each concept.I especially appreciated the section on working in a team environment and how merging, branching and pull requests work.Thank you for the great course!

By Greg Benson on

Top notch training! Clearly stated with excellent visuals. The last of 4 sections missed the mark. Pages.Github, C9/etc. integrations have no impact on my life. More GitHub info like working with projects, wikis and issues would have provided more appropriate information. Still excellent training.

By Bob McClellan on

PROSThe course was very good. The instructor obviously knew the subject matter very well. This course was on GIT & GITHUB. I now feel comfortable with being able to begin the process of working with GIT.This was the reason I opted for this course over the others and I was not disappointed with my selection.The only cons...Not sure when this course was created but pushing a new branch did not work as presented in the video. Trying to push the new branch with just git push... did not work.... ( this was how the tutorial said to do it ) I had to use.... git push --set-upstream origin about-featureAnd, the only other thing that was missing was.... pulling down a previous commit. I am not sure how to access a previous version of my code. I'll be googling for this now and can't imagine it will be too hard but it would have been a soup to nuts tutorial if this was part of it.Overall, I'm very satisfied with this course.Thank you very much,Sincerely,Bob McClellan

By Mike Coon on