git and github professional course

Prerequisites:

• Need a Laptop/Desktop with an internet access
• Any web browser (Preferably Google chrome web browser)
• Valid Email ID (Preferably Gmail ID)
• Notebook and Pen (mandatory)
• Basic programming language is good to have (Not mandatory)

Chapters:

• What is git and why is it essential to software engineers?
• How to install git on Windows, Mac, or Linux
• git init - Initialize a git repository
• git status - Check the status of a repository
• git add - Staging changes to be committed
• git commit - Commit files to a repository
• VS Code Tips - Tips for working with git in VS Code
• git remote - Connect a remote GitHub repo to your local repo
• git push - Upload local code to GitHub
• git merge - Merge code from two different sources
• git pull - Fetch and merge changes from a remote repository
• git clone - Download a remote repository to a local directory
• GitHub Codespaces - Run your repo on any machine with a cloud-powerd VS Code instance
• git branch - Create a new branch in a git repository
• git checkout - Move between branches in git
• Merge Conflicts - Merge conflicts and how to resolve them
• Fork - What the hell is a fork on GitHub?
• Pull Request - Submit a pull request (PR) on GitHub
• git reset - How to reset and deal with screw ups
• git revert - Undo a commit with out changing the course of history
• git commit --amend - Update a commit message or add new files to last commit
• git stash - Hold on to changes without committing them
• git rebase - Use git rebase to merge updates with a clean commit history
• Squash - How to use git rebase to squash your commits
• GitHub Actions - Implement continuous integration and deployment CI/CD with GitHub Actions
• Advanced Git Tips - A list of advanced git techniques for boosting productivity