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Git Back to Basics

CodeMash

CodeMash

CodeMash 2020 | Git Back to Basics | Angel Thomas

Have you written code that worked, then the code broke, and you failed to remember what the working code was? Git, a version control application, could be the solution you are looking for. Git can help you to track changes in your projects, go back to when your code is working, or even find out where it broke. You can use it in collaboration with a team or as the only developer on a project. In this conference talk, Angel Thomas will discuss commands that are used every day as well as a few that can help you recover from mistakes.

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Git Back to Basics

Good to know

Know what's good
, what to watch for
, and possible dealbreakers
Suitable for learners who are new to Git as it teaches the basics
Covers the fundamentals of Git, helping learners understand its essential concepts and commands
Instructor Angel Thomas is a seasoned software developer who brings practical experience to the course
Focuses on everyday commands and troubleshooting techniques, making it relevant for daily use
Provides a comprehensive overview of version control principles, helping learners understand their applications
Suitable for both individual developers and team collaborators, covering relevant use cases

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DevOps Engineers combine software development (Dev) and information technology operations (Ops) to create a culture of collaboration and shared responsibility between development and operations teams. This course may be useful for a DevOps Engineer as it helps build a foundation in Git, a version control system that is essential for DevOps practices.
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Software Engineers apply engineering principles to design, develop, and maintain software systems. They work on a wide range of projects, from small personal applications to large enterprise systems. This course may be useful for a Software Engineer as it helps build a foundation in Git, a version control system that is essential for software development.
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Computer Network Architect
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Web Developer
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Product Manager
Product Managers are responsible for the development and launch of new products. They work with engineers, designers, and marketers to ensure that products meet the needs of customers. This course may be useful for a Product Manager as it helps build a foundation in Git, a version control system that can help product managers track changes in their projects and collaborate with each other.
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Project Manager
Project Managers plan and execute projects, ensuring that they are completed on time, within budget, and to the required standard. This course may be useful for a Project Manager as it helps build a foundation in Git, a version control system that can help project managers track changes in their projects and collaborate with each other.
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Technical Writer
Technical Writers create and edit technical documentation, such as user manuals, white papers, and training materials. They work with engineers, scientists, and other technical professionals to gather information and write clear and concise documents. This course may be useful for a Technical Writer as it helps build a foundation in Git, a version control system that can help technical writers track changes in their projects and collaborate with each other.
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Software Developers apply computer science principles and skills to design, develop, and maintain application software, computer systems, and mobile applications. This course may be useful for a Software Developer as it helps build a foundation in Git, a version control system that can help developers track changes in their projects and collaborate with each other.
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Information Technology Specialist
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Data Scientist
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Business Analyst
Business Analysts work with businesses to understand their needs and develop solutions to improve their operations. They work with stakeholders to gather requirements, analyze data, and develop recommendations. This course may be useful for a Business Analyst as it helps build a foundation in Git, a version control system that can help business analysts track changes in their projects and collaborate with each other.
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Data Analyst
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Suitable for learners who are new to Git as it teaches the basics
Covers the fundamentals of Git, helping learners understand its essential concepts and commands
Instructor Angel Thomas is a seasoned software developer who brings practical experience to the course
Focuses on everyday commands and troubleshooting techniques, making it relevant for daily use
Provides a comprehensive overview of version control principles, helping learners understand their applications
Suitable for both individual developers and team collaborators, covering relevant use cases
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