Git Ready
Let's Learn how to keep track of the history of your project
Your Instructor
About Arbaoui Mehdi
Mehdi Arbaoui is assigned as a web developer at Full Stack, and he is highly accredited for the development of this creative and brilliant platform. He has invested his most capable resources into the development of this educational website, and he has taken the pledge to create upgraded and accessible websites for his clients.
Mehdi is immensely passionate about crafting web and design solutions, and he is familiar with vast categories of coding required for the development of a website. He has established an extensive professional network with people in the industry, and he has had the honor of working with a multitude of businesses and people across the world.
Mehdi specializes in the development of personalized websites, and he curate excellent design solutions for a broad group of people at his company, Sinjapp. Mehdi is dedicated to creating web design tutorials to his students, and he has devised courses for people to excel at the art of developing and designing websites.
Join Mehdi and adventure into his world, web development, speaking in code. You won't regret it!
Course Curriculum
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Start1 - Why You should use Git (2:48)
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Start2 - Create a Local Repo (5:35)
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Start3 - Sync a local repo with remote (3:28)
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Start4 - clone a remote repo (git clone) (1:07)
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Start5 - Stage and Snapshot (git add) (3:51)
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Start6 - Fetch tracking remote branch (git pull) (1:34)
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Start7 - Isolating Work in Branches (git branch) (4:46)
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Start8 - Integrating Changes (git merge) (2:24)
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Start9 - Temporary commits (git stash) (4:22)
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Start10 - Commit Limiting Logs (git log) (8:26)
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Start11 - Commit Formatting Logs (git log) (1:51)
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Start12 - git log examples (8:37)
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Start13 - Inspect and Compare (git diff) (10:01)
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Start14 - Who Changed which line (git blame) (4:34)
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Start15 - Tagging (git tag) (8:12)
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Start16 - Rebasing vs Merging (git rebase) (9:19)
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Start17 - Track Down Bugs (git bisect) (3:46)
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Start18 - Ignoring Patterns (git ignore) (6:12)