Git and Github Tutorial For Beginners (Full Course)

Learn Git and GitHub from scratch with clear examples, real workflows, branching, merging, stashing, rebase, pull requests, and more. Perfect for beginners who want strong foundations. 📚Resources 🔗 Git/GitHub Cheatsheet - https://www.facebook.com/share/p/17sW4f865u/ 🔗 logicBase Labs YouTube Channel - https://youtube.com/@logicBaseLabs 🔗 Sumit Saha Personal Website - https://www.sumitsaha.me 🔗 Sumit Saha freeCodeCamp Handbooks - https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/author/sumitsaha 🔗 logicBaseLabs LinkedIn Page - https://www.linkedin.com/company/logicbaselabs/ 🔗 logicBaseLabs X - https://x.com/@logicBaseLabs 🔗 logicBaseLabs Facebook - https://facebook.com/@logicBaseLabs ❤️ Support for this channel comes from our friends at Scrimba – the coding platform that's reinvented interactive learning: https://scrimba.com/freecodecamp ⏱️ Chapters - 0:00:00 Introduction to the Course - 0:01:04 What is Git & Version Control? - 0:04:01 Git vs. GitHub Explained - 0:05:41 Git Architecture: Local vs. Remote - 0:09:37 Installing Git (Windows, Mac, Linux) - 0:10:41 Terminal Setup & Verifying Installation - 0:11:57 Creating a Local Project & Files - 0:14:41 git init: Initializing a Repository - 0:16:04 Creating a Remote Repository on GitHub - 0:18:05 git clone: Cloning a Repository - 0:20:20 git status: Tracking Changes - 0:21:43 git add: Staging Changes - 0:23:40 git add Variations (., -A, specific files) - 0:24:30 git reset: Unstaging Files - 0:30:22 git commit: Saving Changes Permanently - 0:32:00 Configuring Git User Name & Email - 0:34:13 git reset HEAD: Undoing Last Commit - 0:35:32 git rm: Deleting Files - 0:37:00 git rm --cached: Stop Tracking Files - 0:39:50 git log: Viewing Commit History - 0:40:58 Git Branching Explained - 0:43:53 git checkout: Switching Branches - 0:45:50 git merge: Combining Branches - 0:47:43 Resolving Merge Conflicts - 0:52:13 Checking Out Previous Commits (Time Travel) - 0:54:26 git diff: Comparing Commits - 0:55:50 Understanding Push, Fetch, and Pull - 0:57:18 git push: Uploading to GitHub - 0:58:43 git fetch vs. git pull - 1:00:24 git restore: Discarding Local Changes - 1:03:16 git stash: Saving Unfinished Work - 1:09:47 git revert: Undoing Commits Safely - 1:12:18 git rebase: Cleaning Up History - 1:16:48 Pull Requests (PR) & Collaboration - 1:19:57 Conclusion & Cheat Sheet 🎉 Thanks to our Champion and Sponsor supporters: 👾 Drake Milly 👾 Ulises Moralez 👾 Goddard Tan 👾 David MG 👾 Matthew Springman 👾 Claudio 👾 Oscar R. 👾 jedi-or-sith 👾 Nattira Maneerat 👾 Justin Hual -- Learn to code for free and get a developer job: https://www.freecodecamp.org Read hundreds of articles on programming: https://freecodecamp.org/news

Git: The essential tool for modern development. 🔧 This quick explainer shows why it's a must-have skill. 🔥 Ready for a deep dive? - Check out my full course: https://mosh.link/git-course - Subscribe for awesome coding content: https://goo.gl/6PYaGF 📕 Get my FREE Git cheat sheet: https://mosh.link/git-cheatsheet ✋ Stay connected: - Twitter: https://twitter.com/moshhamedani - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/programmingwithmosh/ - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/codewithmosh.official/ - LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/school/codewithmosh/ 💡 Why Git? - Track code changes over time. - Collaborate with other developers easily. - Revert to older versions if something breaks. - Essential for software & DevOps engineers. 📖 TABLE OF CONTENTS 0:00:00 Introduction 0:00:35 What is Git? 0:03:07 Using Git 0:06:11 Installing Git 0:07:38 Configuring Git 0:12:43 Getting Help 0:13:35 Cheat Sheet 0:14:05 Taking Snapshots 0:14:38 Initializing a Repository 0:17:10 Git Workflow 0:21:46 Staging Files 0:25:24 Committing Changes 0:27:37 Committing Best Practices 0:30:21 Skipping the Staging Area 0:31:46 Removing Files 0:33:48 Renaming or Moving Files 0:36:06 Ignoring Files 0:42:41 Short Status 0:45:33 Viewing the Staged and Unstaged Changes 0:50:33 Visual Diff Tools 0:55:27 Viewing the History 0:57:39 Viewing a Commit 1:01:37 Unstaging Files 1:04:28 Discarding Local Changes 1:06:17 Restoring a File to an Earlier Version #git #devops #coding #softwaredevelopment

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Bash scripting course and guide created by Dave Eddy of ysap.sh. Learn the Bash Shell and master beginner all the way up to advanced Bash scripting techniques. Check out the course website below for all materials, source code, referenced material, etc. for the course. Course Website → https://course.ysap.sh Discord → https://ysap.sh/discord Patreon → https://patreon.com/YouSuckatProgramming - $ cat socials Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/yousuckatprogramming/ YouTube → https://www.youtube.com/@yousuckatprogramming - $ cat credits • Course made by Dave Eddy • Course presented by Dave Eddy • Music by Dave Eddy • Graphics by Annie G. (https://www.anniegee.com) - $ cat chapters-and-sections 00:00:00 00-00 Introduction 00:05:17 01-00 Terminal and Finder 00:12:22 01-01 Basic File Manipulation 00:19:51 01-02 Hidden Files 00:23:36 01-03 Searching in Files 00:33:31 01-04 Paging Files 00:36:53 02-00 Man Pages 00:47:08 02-01 Programs and Commands 00:51:48 02-02 Basic Variables 00:56:31 02-03 vim Crash Course 01:05:39 02-04 File Permissions 01:09:55 03-00 Finally Scripting 01:15:38 03-01 User Input 01:23:06 03-02 Functions 01:29:21 03-03 Conditionals 01:38:47 03-04 For Loops 01:42:10 03-05 Input / Output 01:51:23 03-06 Chapter 3 Recap 01:58:47 04-00 Case Statements 02:06:53 04-01 Indexed Arrays 02:19:20 04-02 Associative Arrays 02:24:56 04-03 IFS Variable 02:29:00 04-04 Command Substitution 02:39:45 04-05 Arithmetic Expression 02:53:03 04-06 Process Substitution 03:04:21 04-07 Chapter 4 Recap 03:13:44 05-00 cut and tr 03:18:06 05-01 sed, awk, and grep 03:35:04 05-02 Find Command 03:41:38 06-00 Bash Arguments 03:51:30 06-01 Pipe Status 03:56:27 06-02 Timing Commands 04:00:41 07-00 Sourcing Code 04:10:48 07-01 Curlies vs. Parens 04:15:36 07-02 Return vs. Output 04:22:12 07-03 Chapter 7 Recap 04:26:50 08-00 Parameter Expansion 04:40:41 08-01 Array Expansion 04:44:13 09-00 Basic Globbing 04:48:00 09-01 Extended Globbing 04:53:28 09-02 Glob Shell Options 05:01:05 10-00 Brace Expansion 05:05:03 10-01 Braces and Globbing 05:08:21 10-02 Numeric Brace Expansion 05:13:35 11-00 Understanding printf 05:23:29 11-01 Date Formatting 05:28:36 11-02 Regular Expressions 05:36:15 11-03 Using mapfile 05:41:33 12-00 Brackets vs. Test 05:48:36 12-01 Special Strings 05:52:07 13-00 Trap Signals 05:58:27 13-01 Named Pipes 06:06:39 14-00 Color Output 06:23:30 14-01 Cursor Commands 06:29:41 14-02 Is a TTY 06:35:54 15-00 PS1 Variable 06:47:12 15-01 Customizing Bash 06:56:33 15-02 Readline Shortcuts 07:00:10 16-00 Pitfall: ls 07:04:04 16-01 Aliases with Arguments 07:06:48 16-02 Pitfall: String Length 07:08:55 17-00 Forkbomb 07:18:10 Credits 07:18:49 Bonus Debugging Session - $ cat more-links Website → https://ysap.sh Discord → https://ysap.sh/discord TikTok → https://ysap.sh/tiktok Patreon → https://ysap.sh/patreon Ko-fi (donate) → https://ysap.sh/ko-fi - $ cat keywords you suck at programming #programming #devops #bash #linux #unix #software #terminal #shellscripting #tech #stem

Learn GitHub Actions to enable your teams to build and ship software faster! 🏗️ ⚙️ 🚀 This course covers everything from the fundamentals of the platform through building out a DevOps system complete with workflows to test, build, and deploy a microservice application! --- Thank you to Namespace (https://namespace.so/?utm_source=devopsdirective) for sponsoring this course. It is because of their support that I am able to provide it to the community free of charge! Namespace provides: - Drop-in hosted GitHub Action runners that accelerate jobs while reducing cost (often by changing just a single line in your configuration). - Blazing-fast caching layers that keep dependency installs snappy. - Remote Docker builders for dramatically quicker container image builds. - Deep observability with insights into job timing and resource utilization you simply can't get in GitHub's native UI. If you end up using Namespace, use the link above and let them know you found out about them through me! --- Written Course: https://courses.devopsdirective.com/github-actions-beginner-to-pro GitHub Repo: https://github.com/sidpalas/devops-directive-github-actions-course --- Timestamps - 0:00:00 Introduction - 0:04:38 History and Motivation - 0:12:37 Why GitHub Actions? - 0:19:04 Setting up your Development Environment - 0:23:59 Core Features - 0:44:20 Advanced Features - 1:07:12 Marketplace Actions - 1:13:30 Authoring Actions - 1:31:35 Common Workflows - 1:40:43 Developer Experience - 1:57:31 Best Practices - 2:06:32 Capstone Project - 2:13:16 Capstone: Test Workflow - 2:42:50 Capstone: Build/Push Workflow - 3:08:39 Capstone: Update GitOps Manifests Workflow - 3:20:24 Capstone: Release Automation Workflow - 3:28:56 Capstone: Stale Issue/PR Workflow - 3:31:01 Capstone: Export Timing Data Workflow - 3:33:38 Capstone: Using Namespace for Improved Performance - 3:41:42 Conclusion --- Join the Community: 💬 Discord: https://discord.devopsdirective.com 💻 GitHub: https://github.com/sidpalas/devops-directive-github-actions-course 🐥 Twitter: https://x.com/sidpalas 👨‍💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sid-palas/ 🌐 Website: https://devopsdirective.com --- Community size at time of posting: Subscribers: 90,682 Channel Views: 3,376,098