Git Complete

It is particularly good for beginners since it goes step by step in a clear and comprehensive way.

The course was comprehensive and step by step.

Instructor teaches you step by step and revisits different git commands until it feels automatic.

Tools installation and configuration are explained step by step for Windows and Mac.

Thanks to Jason for providing step by step instructions with hands-on.

If this comment sounds theorethical, wait until you get into a real world situation that is not (fully) covered step by step by this course and you'll struggle.

On the plus side, the instructor does cover a lot and does this step by step.

Because not only does the author of this tutorial point out that Git provides you with the means of recovering your source files should you accidentally delete them, but also describes step by step how to use Git for the purpose.

Excellent course with step by step practice along with awesome explanations.

Nevertheless thank you very much Jason Excellent step by step approach, easy to follow, very informative git course.

This course is very clear and I have appreciated the step by step explications.

Covered all the useful commands step by step.

Comprehensive overview of using GIT via the command line.

Pretty good but command line parameters are not really explained individually, just whole sets of them are presented as magic incantations to be memorized as a group.

Seems like this is geared towards someone with no command line experience at all.

Some knowledge of linux command line is very helpful.

But after taking this course I feel confident to use Git moving forward with all my projects, and even to use Git in the command line!

After going through this, I feel comfortable using the Git command line.

Sometimes a bit tedious because every step/command is repeated all the time, but I think this really helps to consolidate git command line usage.

As a daily user of Git, Jason's course gave me greater confidence in using Git's command line.

This course will definitely familiarize you with Bit, using the command line.

I appreciate why it's important to learn the command line commands, but at the same time it would have been nice to see some examples of how they operate within git clients like Tower and SourceTree.

While I will still probably use the GUI more than the command lines on my projects at home at this time, it's good to know the underlying commands, in case I need to do something that the GUI cannot do.

So many great examples, easy to follow instructions Does a good job of covering the mechanics of interacting with Git via the command line.

I have been at Enterprise software companies for the last 12 years using version control systems like CVS, SVN, IBM ClearCase and Mercurial (but usage mostly through the UI).

Useful knowledge of version control tools and their purpose.

I now know Git well enough that I can incorporate version control into every project I start, or even implement it into currect projects.

Overall, this is a very good course for students looking to begin using version control on any type of programming or digital project.

If you're a SW developer or some other kind of project contributor using version controlling systems, you'll learn what you need.

But I hoped for more in depth study of git's core concepts, as it felt very different for me then other Version Control systems I used in the past.

You can tell he has a lot of professional experience with software systems and go in details why git is the best tool for version controls in a distributed environment.

It has certainly helped me to understand important concepts and usage scenarios of Git version control.

I found the introduction videos a bit slow, although they went into great detail on how everything worked and why you would want to use version control.

Reasons for Version Control Practices made clear.

Very comprehensive Good content and really helpful if you would like to know how to use git in version control Material is very useful, The pace is good and the instructor really explains the material in a way that makes it easy to understand.

Very Good course content, Lectures are neat and clear I have understood the core concept of Version control system.

Very good explanation so far so good as I'm still busy with Section 1 So far so good.

So far So good; guess I've been doing and picking up far more than I thought that I had - perhaps I should have gone for a more advanced course - but who knew.

So far so good.

So far so good!

Good So far so good First few introduction videos interesting and informative even though I'm already using git & know enough to get by nice audio volume is low.

Very clear So far very interesting so far so good.

It's good, but slow moving intro is too long very good death by powerpoint..... spot on mate So far So good I was hopping an advanced course.

This is a very common scenario in the real world and should have been covered in a course which calls itself "complete".

Looking for a next version of the course which is more advanced and has professional/real world examples.

Provides many examples that you will encounter in the real world.

It really helped me understand Git and implement it in real world applications.

Real world experience was not found.

I was most appreciative of the hands on approach offered to solve topics that seemed real world enough.

I think it need more real world examples and explanation for example GitFlow, why and why not, other flows.

I liked the presenter, as he seems to have more real world knowledge, that he relayed in the course narration.

Git reset deserve also a more in-depth explanation with real world examples of soft and hard reset options.

Now, you can start applying git on real world situations :) The content is covered clearly.

Jumps right into code instead of providing 1) what the code is going to do, 2) when this would be used in the real world, and 3) any tips, tricks, or gotchas.

The instruction was very clear and concise, the examples given were practical for real world situations, and the course material was paced nicely so that I never felt I was falling behind.

Really grateful for the knowledge and highly recommend this course!

I highly recommend this course for getting started with Git.

I highly recommend this course.

I highly recommend this course for someone who wants to know GIT I came to this course with some previous knowledge of git and previously having used version control tools such as Tortoise and Sourcetree.

I would highly recommend this course because the instructor explains detailed concepts in terms that are easy to comprehend.

Highly recommended to people who use Git or aspire to learn and work with it.

He is highly recommended !!!!

Highly recommended if you are a newbie or intermediate to Git.

Highly recommended!

Highly recommended course!

Highly recommended I was really interested in the Tagging and Rebase sections.

HIghly recommended Good explanations but a little to fast.

highly recommended Terrific course with great visuals.

Too slow , too much repitition, too much time taken up on non git activities (creating files folders etc) that could have been prepared outside of the course, speaking so slowly .

too much time spent on how to create sample files and repositories, startgin again each lesson... resulting a little bit repetitive... going on really slowly for what that concern git commands.

This course is worth the money.

Its a great course, and was well worth the money!

More of a "here's 20 git commands and how to use them" than WHY you'd use each command, what are best practices and common workflow.

Positives : - Focused lecture topics - Good examples - Good pacing - Many useful tips Bad : - Later lectures are in flash and not able to be sped up beyond 1x playback speed - I use git-svn daily and wanted to learn more about git best practices and good advanced techniques for branch management, merging, and work control.

Jason provided detailed explanations of how to set up a git repository and best practices.

The course does a great job of covering "How", but comes up short on explaining "Why" or covering best practices.

A nice course for reviewing current skills and remastering best practices for GIT.

It's much easier to follow if you would before starting to explain a new topic, explain why this functionality is there, what problem it solves etc.. Another thing I noticed is that the pace is Veery slow at first and at the end I had to pause the videos all the time in order to follow, and I'm pretty quick linux sys admin... Other than that, very good material.

Other than that, I really enjoyed every second of this course.

Other than that though, a thoroughly enjoyable and educational experience which will benefit me greatly when working with Git and GitHub in the New Year!

Other than that, I am glad that I took up this course to have a better understanding of how Git works and how to properly use it.

I have learned a lot in this course but Section 12:Bounce Section is not well organized, It is a clear and focused narrative.

Section 12 below the otherwise good standard of this course.

Seemed to get a little disjointed from Section 12 (lecture 77 onwards), almost as if certain lessons had been deleted from the video.