Git and GitHub
Master version control and collaboration for your development projects
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Git has become the essential standard for version control in the software development industry. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced developer, mastering Git and GitHub is essential for working effectively on a team, managing complex projects, and contributing to the open-source ecosystem.
This tutorial series will guide you step by step, from fundamental concepts to advanced techniques, so you can feel comfortable with Git and GitHub in your daily workflow.
Tutorials in this series
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Introduction to Git
Discover Git, its history, its advantages, and the fundamental concepts of version control.
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Setup and First Steps
Install Git on your system, configure your environment, and create your first local repository.
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Essential Git Commands
Master the basic commands for tracking changes, creating commits, and managing your files.
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Branches and Merging
Learn how to create branches to work on different features and merge them into your main codebase.
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Introduction to GitHub
Discover GitHub, create your account, and learn how to use the platform to host your projects.
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Collaborating with GitHub
Master pull requests, issues, and discussions to collaborate effectively with other developers.
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Resolving Conflicts
Learn how to identify and resolve the merge conflicts that arise during collaboration.
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Advanced Git Workflows
Explore popular workflows such as Git Flow, GitHub Flow, and Trunk-Based Development.
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Git Submodules and Subtrees
Master the techniques for managing external dependencies and multi-module projects with Git.
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GitHub Actions and CI/CD
Set up continuous integration and deployment workflows directly in your GitHub repositories.
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