STEP by STEP Git and GitHub tutorial with easy to understand Examples, hundreds of Quizzes and dozens of Assignments
InstructorBibhash Roy
Free
FreeThe use of visual aids and precise terminology, such as defining 'staged' files and 'snapshots', helps clarify the core Git workflow.
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This slide outlines the initial curriculum structure, covering a Git overview, installation instructions for Windows, Mac, and Linux, and guidance on repository setup.
This slide outlines key Git concepts including GitHub overviews, staging and committing changes, reviewing history, and understanding branching basics.
This instructional slide outlines advanced Git concepts including methods for undoing repository changes like checkout and reset, managing GitHub returns via pull and push, and utilizing Secure Shell.
This slide outlines key Git configuration topics, including setting up text editors, installing diff and merge tools across operating systems, and using the git diff command to compare code changes.
Instruction extends from local Git operations to GitHub-specific features including Pull Requests, Templates, and GitHub Pages.
The curriculum includes frequent quizzes and hands-on items to reinforce the learning process.
One sampled review suggests that some learners report that the focus on command-line execution lacks connection to specific, practical problems or real-world situations.
One signal from a review created before the displayed update suggests that terminal customization sections focusing on Bash may not align with modern Mac environments that favor Zsh.
The curriculum aligns with the stated goals for new developers and GitHub users.