Course Introduction
Section 1: Introduction to Git
In this section, I focus on introduction the
theory behind Git.
We learn some of the functions and uses of Git.
We also learn how to install Git and all of the
additional features it comes with.
Section 2: The Terminal
In this section, We focus on getting used to the
terminal environment.
I teach you the different parts of a terminal, and how it
functions.
We also learn basic commands you can use with the
terminal.
Because we will be using it for most of the course, it is
important to get comfortable with it.
Section 3: Git Basics
This section focuses on the basics of using Git,
as well as an in-depth look at Git workflow.
We learn about how Git works at its core, as
well as some of its main components.
We also learn the most commonly used
commands in Git, and how to use them.
Section 4: Git Branches
This section focuses on the inner workings and
methods of Git branches.
We learn everything about branches, including
theory, and common commands.
Branches are one of the integral features in Git.
Section 5: GitHub
Now that we know all of the local features of
Git, we move on to GitHub.
We cover the theory behind GitHub in more
detail, as well as creating our own GitHub
account.
We take a look at all the different features that
can be used in GitHub.
Section 6: Using Git Remotely
Now that we know both Git & GitHub, it is time
to combine them together.
We learn all of the remote theory and features
of remote Git commands, such as the push/pull
cycle.
We learn how to push our files to a repository
on GitHub.
Section 7: Git GUI w/ SourceTree
After mastering Git & GitHub, we can learn
some supplemental software that uses Git.
We cover a program that allows you to interact
with Git without using a terminal or commands
called SourceTree.
We go over all of the features in SourceTree,
and some of the differences between it and the
terminal.
Lets Get Started!
