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Version management with Git, GitHub and Co

Web design, CMS & development 13 Videos · 1.6 h Video training · English

by Jan Brinkmann

Are you constantly writing your software, optimizing program lines or working with others on joint projects? Then keep track of every single change, maintain an overview and easily jump back in the version history if necessary - no problem - with Git. In this 1.5-hour video training with 13 lessons, programmer Jan Brinkmann takes you first to the basics and then behind the scenes of open source version management. You will be introduced to the structure and benefits of Git and by the end of the training you will be able to use it for your own projects. You will also receive all the information you need to publish your work via GitHub, for example.

13 lessons in 1.5 hours of video training on the basics and working with Git
Record every change, undo it if necessary and keep control of your version history
Use hosting providers such as GitHub or Bitbucket to publish your projects
From Jan Brinkmann, passionate developer who lets you manage your versions professionally

When your programs are in a continuous flow of development: Use Git to keep every zero and every one in check. You can find out how version management works in this training course.

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13 Videos, 95 minutes

Version control with Git, Github and Co

13 Videos · 94 minutes

01 Open free of charge

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 01 Introduction to Git

Learn the basics and everything you need to know about working with Git - without jumping in at the deep end.

73 MB

02 Open

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 02 Unix Shell (Terminal) under macOS

Are you working under macOS? Find out how to run Git on the command line here.

17 MB

03 Open

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 03 Shell (Terminal) under Windows

A Unix terminal can also be used under Windows to work with Git. Find out how this works.

28 MB

04 Open

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 04 One-time configuration (config)

Introduce yourself! You need to give Git your name and an e-mail address. Learn how to do it here.

19 MB

05 Open

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 05 Create a repository (init, status)

To work with Git, you now create a repository, in simple terms a kind of "warehouse" for your projects and versions.

13 MB

06 Open

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 06 Changes to the project (status, gitignore, add)

The files have changed? Find out how to manage and control changes here.

27 MB

07 Open

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 07 Recording changes (commit)

All changes okay? Now create a snapshot and describe the new status with a comment.

22 MB

08 Open

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 08 View and save new changes (diff, commit)

You can also compare changes. This is one of the great strengths and has a long tradition under Unix.

39 MB

09 Open

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 09 Show the history of all commits (log)

Git keeps a precise record of all recorded changes. Now you will learn how to take a look at the logbook.

32 MB

10 Open

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 10 Subsequently removing or renaming content (rm, mv)

Files change or are removed. You need to tell Git about this. Find out how this works.

30 MB

11 Open

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 11 Undoing changes (reset, checkout)

Do you want to use an old status or perhaps discard a new one altogether? No problem with the commands in this lesson.

33 MB

12 Open

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 12 Git Hosting: GitHub and Bitbucket

External hosting providers such as GitHub and Bitbucket make it easy to work in a team and also contain backups of your projects. Get to know the workflows.

30 MB

13 Open

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 13 repositories on remote servers (clone, remote, push, pull)

Various commands are important for synchronizing data with an external host. You will now also get to know these.

52 MB

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 01 Introduction to Git

27 min Open

73 MB

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 02 Unix Shell (Terminal) under macOS

4 min Open

17 MB

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 03 Shell (Terminal) under Windows

5 min Open

28 MB

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 04 One-time configuration (config)

4 min Open

19 MB

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 05 Create a repository (init, status)

4 min Open

13 MB

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 06 Changes to the project (status, gitignore, add)

6 min Open

27 MB

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 07 Recording changes (commit)

4 min Open

22 MB

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 08 View and save new changes (diff, commit)

7 min Open

39 MB

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 09 Show the history of all commits (log)

5 min Open

32 MB

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 10 Subsequently removing or renaming content (rm, mv)

6 min Open

30 MB

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 11 Undoing changes (reset, checkout)

5 min Open

33 MB

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 12 Git Hosting: GitHub and Bitbucket

7 min Open

30 MB

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 13 repositories on remote servers (clone, remote, push, pull)

10 min Open

52 MB

Details of the content

How to ensure structure and order as a developer
In the past, it was easy to lose track of things when programming: A file was changed here, a new one was added there, others were dropped ... Important things were quickly forgotten on the way from version X to version Y. Git provides a remedy.
With the freely available version management system from Linus Torvalds, the creator of Linux, you can reverse the data chaos and create clear histories of your programs quickly and easily. In this 1.5-hour training course with 13 lessons, you will learn everything you need to know about Git and how to use the administration.
To make sure you don't jump in at the deep end, the first video tutorial will teach you all the important basics about Git and GitHub in detail: How did version control work before such management tools, what are the benefits of using Git and what is the difference to GitHub? Your trainer will give you precise answers to all these questions with the help of clear structural diagrams and fact lists.
You will then learn how to run Git on both macOS and Windows so that you can immediately understand the content of the course. You will then go straight into practice and learn how to create repositories (i.e. "warehouses" for your data).
Finally, the main part of the course deals with the changes that are made to your program lines : You will learn how to record them, view them, save them, view them in the history and - an enormously important aspect for your daily work - how to undo them if necessary. Finally, Jan Brinkmann will show you how to use hosting providers such as GitHub or Bitbucket to publish your projects.

What will you gain from this course?
You will get to know and use Git, which is currently probably the most important and freely available version management system. This allows you to keep track of all changes in your software projects at all times. Structure and order, which should be important to every developer with a sense of professionalism. Status, gitignore, commit, diff?! - After the course, you will have all the important parameters for using Git in your programming repertoire!

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Usable with: Git
Licence: private and commercial Rights of use

Created with love by

Jan Brinkmann

Web development with passion! Jan has been a developer for over 15 years. He specializes in web and app technology. He already loved working with Objective-C and fell head over heels in love with Swift. He recently published the training course "Programming with Swift". He also writes articles for trade magazines such as PHP Magazin, Entwickler Magazin and Linux Magazin.

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Version management with Git, GitHub and Co

13 Videos, 95 minutes

Version control with Git, Github and Co

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 01 Introduction to Git

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 02 Unix Shell (Terminal) under macOS

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 03 Shell (Terminal) under Windows

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 04 One-time configuration (config)

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 05 Create a repository (init, status)

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 06 Changes to the project (status, gitignore, add)

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 07 Recording changes (commit)

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 08 View and save new changes (diff, commit)

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 09 Show the history of all commits (log)

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 10 Subsequently removing or renaming content (rm, mv)

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 11 Undoing changes (reset, checkout)

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 12 Git Hosting: GitHub and Bitbucket

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 13 repositories on remote servers (clone, remote, push, pull)

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 01 Introduction to Git

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 02 Unix Shell (Terminal) under macOS

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 03 Shell (Terminal) under Windows

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 04 One-time configuration (config)

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 05 Create a repository (init, status)

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 06 Changes to the project (status, gitignore, add)

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 07 Recording changes (commit)

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 08 View and save new changes (diff, commit)

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 09 Show the history of all commits (log)

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 10 Subsequently removing or renaming content (rm, mv)

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 11 Undoing changes (reset, checkout)

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 12 Git Hosting: GitHub and Bitbucket

Version management with Git, GitHub and Co - 13 repositories on remote servers (clone, remote, push, pull)

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