Git Masterclass
There's no escaping it, you've got to learn it.
Don't be intimidated by Git, it's way easier than you think it is.
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There's no escaping it, you've got to learn it.
Don't be intimidated by Git, it's way easier than you think it is.
There's no escaping it, you've got to learn it.
Don't be intimidated by Git, it's way easier than you think it is.
Based on years of experiencing using it and teaching engineers who've never used Git before, I've put it all together in this one course.
This course is going to be your one-stop-shop for learning everything you need to know for Git.
Not only that, I'll show you how to use GitHub and everything you'll need to know that will be critical when working in a team.
Imposter syndrome will be a thing of the past with this course, you'll be confident using Git and GitHub after completing the three, unique, hands-on challenges to really test what you've learnt and put it to the test.
We’ve done all the hard work for you.
You won’t need to spend hours fixing broken labs, be left on your own to figure things out or struggle filling in the knowledge gaps.
We’ve spent weeks researching and working to make sure you don’t have to do any of that.
This course is designed to take you from beginner to expert, step-by-step.
This is going to be your
Sticking true to the Warp 9 way of things, you'll be breezing along with this course and mastering Git and GitHub in a cool two hours.
In less time than a movie, you'll learn one of the
Make the best investment of your career and get the one course that will get you results as soon as you start.
If you’re not sure this course is right for you, we're so confident you’ll love the course, there’s a 30 day no questions asked refund policy, if you aren’t 100% satisfied.
We're that confident this course will get you the results you deserve and will help your career, I stand by this.
Think of all the time, effort and pain you’re going to save with this course.
This isn’t your average course, this is the
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Learning objectives
- Git
- Github
- Branching strategies
- Pull requests
- Using git in a team
- Fixing and troubleshooting issues
- Working confidently with git and github
- Much, much more
- Git
- Github
- Branching strategies
- Pull requests
- Using git in a team
- Fixing and troubleshooting issues
- Working confidently with git and github
- Much, much more
Syllabus
Introduction
Stay Up To Date
All About Git
Git vs Github - 01 - What Is Git
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Activities
Review Git fundamentals
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Review the main principles and core ideas behind Git in order to better understand the course material.
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Reread course notes and review past coursework on Git
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Answer practice questions or problems on Git
Read "Git Pocket Guide"
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Review the main principles and core ideas behind Git in order to better understand the course material.
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Git Pocket Guide: A Working Introduction
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Read through the book
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Take notes on the main points
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Answer practice questions or problems on Git
Practice Git commands
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Practicing Git commands will improve muscle memory and reinforce the usage of various commands in different situations.
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Find a list of common Git commands
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Practice using these commands on your own projects or on practice problems
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Follow tutorials on Git branching strategies
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Following tutorials on Git branching strategies will provide a deeper understanding of how to use Git to manage different versions of a project.
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Find tutorials on Git branching strategies
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Follow along with the tutorials and practice using the strategies on your own projects
Create a personal Git project
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Creating a personal Git project will allow for hands-on experience with Git and the opportunity to apply the concepts learned in the course.
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Come up with an idea for a personal project
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Create a new Git repository for your project
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Add some files to your repository
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Make some changes to your files and commit them to your repository
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Push your changes to a remote repository
Write a blog post about your experience with Git
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Writing a blog post about your experience will help you to solidify your understanding of Git and share what you've learned with others.
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Choose a topic for your blog post
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Write a draft of your blog post
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Edit and proofread your blog post
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Publish your blog post
Contribute to an open-source Git project
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Contributing to an open-source Git project will help you learn about how Git is used in a real-world setting and to develop your skills as a contributor.
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Find an open-source Git project that you're interested in
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Read the project's documentation
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Make a change to the project
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Submit a pull request
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Respond to feedback from the project maintainers
Mentor someone who is new to Git
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Mentoring someone who is new to Git will help you to deepen your understanding of Git and to develop your skills as a communicator.
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Git
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Find someone who is new to Git and who is interested in learning
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Set up a regular meeting time with your mentee
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Create a plan for your mentoring sessions
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Meet with your mentee and help them to learn about Git
Review Git fundamentals
Show steps
Review the main principles and core ideas behind Git in order to better understand the course material.
Browse courses on
Git
Show steps
- Reread course notes and review past coursework on Git
- Answer practice questions or problems on Git
Read "Git Pocket Guide"
Show steps
Review the main principles and core ideas behind Git in order to better understand the course material.
View
Git Pocket Guide: A Working Introduction
on Amazon
Show steps
- Read through the book
- Take notes on the main points
- Answer practice questions or problems on Git
Practice Git commands
Show steps
Practicing Git commands will improve muscle memory and reinforce the usage of various commands in different situations.
Browse courses on
Git
Show steps
- Find a list of common Git commands
- Practice using these commands on your own projects or on practice problems
Follow tutorials on Git branching strategies
Show steps
Following tutorials on Git branching strategies will provide a deeper understanding of how to use Git to manage different versions of a project.
Browse courses on
Git
Show steps
- Find tutorials on Git branching strategies
- Follow along with the tutorials and practice using the strategies on your own projects
Create a personal Git project
Show steps
Creating a personal Git project will allow for hands-on experience with Git and the opportunity to apply the concepts learned in the course.
Browse courses on
Git
Show steps
- Come up with an idea for a personal project
- Create a new Git repository for your project
- Add some files to your repository
- Make some changes to your files and commit them to your repository
- Push your changes to a remote repository
Write a blog post about your experience with Git
Show steps
Writing a blog post about your experience will help you to solidify your understanding of Git and share what you've learned with others.
Browse courses on
Git
Show steps
- Choose a topic for your blog post
- Write a draft of your blog post
- Edit and proofread your blog post
- Publish your blog post
Contribute to an open-source Git project
Show steps
Contributing to an open-source Git project will help you learn about how Git is used in a real-world setting and to develop your skills as a contributor.
Browse courses on
Git
Show steps
- Find an open-source Git project that you're interested in
- Read the project's documentation
- Make a change to the project
- Submit a pull request
- Respond to feedback from the project maintainers
Mentor someone who is new to Git
Show steps
Mentoring someone who is new to Git will help you to deepen your understanding of Git and to develop your skills as a communicator.
Browse courses on
Git
Show steps
- Find someone who is new to Git and who is interested in learning
- Set up a regular meeting time with your mentee
- Create a plan for your mentoring sessions
- Meet with your mentee and help them to learn about Git
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