40+ videos, 6 hours of learning, 4 courses
Fundamentals & Best Practices
Have you been unsure about adding version control to your web design and development workflow? Are your co-workers already using it and you aren't sure exactly what you're doing (or afraid of messing something up)?
Git Essentials is a bundle of video courses aimed at helping you learn the fundamentals and best practices of using Git version control in your web development projects.
The material in these courses have been used by hundreds of students, including software engineers at NASA.
Buy Git EssentialsRyan shares what's covered in Git Essentials
Hi, I'm Ryan Irelan.
I'm a teacher, web developer, and former VP Technology. I spend my days in Austin, TX researching, writing, teaching, and consulting. I've been publishing video courses since 2008 and I've taught thousands of web developers and designers since then. I've been hired to teach developers at NASA, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, University of Chicago, and more. I'm also Amazon AWS certified.
I've been using Git for years, having helped implement in a web agency. I have real world experience using Git on large projects with large teams.
Introduction
History of Git
Installing Git
Git Workflow, Part 1
Git Workflow, Part 2
Ignoring Files with .gitignore
Creating Branches in Git
Merging Branches in Git
Setting Up and Using Remote Repositories
Cloning a Remote Repository
Merge Conflicts
Overview of the Git Workflow
Closing
Course Introduction
Module 1: The Pieces of Git
Module 1: Git Data Storage
Module 2: Introduction
Module 2: Git Log
Module 2: Git Stash
Module 2: Git Merge
Module 2: Git Tag
Module 3: Introduction
Module 3: Git Revert
Module 3: Git Reset
Module 3: Git Bisect
Introduction
The Pieces of GIt
How Git Stores Data
The Plumbing
Conclusion
The Big Picture
Command Line vs GUI
Git vs SVN
Three Git Workflows You Should Know
Using Gitlab
Using Beanstalk
Using Github
Using Bitbucket
Resolving Git Merge Conflicts
Git Cherry Pick
Git Log with Graph
Git Patches
Changing Terms in Git Bisect
Using Git Hooks
Using Git Submodules
Using Git Subtrees