Git started now with a hands-on guide to learning both Git and GitHub from an expert.
InstructorAbhin Chhabra
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FreeThe curriculum bypasses extensive theory to focus on essential commands including repository creation, staging, and history inspection.
Instruction includes critical GitHub workflows such as pushing/pulling from remotes and managing pull requests.
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These 4 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
An instructor explains version control concepts while gesturing next to a terminal window showing Git diff output and status messages for repository management.
The instructor presents a terminal screen showing the output of a git show command, detailing commit metadata and specific text changes within a readme file.
The instructor explains GitHub workflows by displaying a live example of a pull request interface, demonstrating how to review code changes and manage contributions.
An instructor presents course details on screen, highlighting that the material is a great way to spend two hours and comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
The curriculum does not include instruction for using Git within modern code editors like VS Code.
One signal suggests difficulty identifying specific URLs during remote configuration due to a lack of visual emphasis.
The content aligns well with beginners, though it lacks coverage for those seeking IDE-integrated workflows.