Git Training

Git Training is structured to mention all the topics required to automate the usual Git processes by utilizing the hook system built into Git. The complete training process gives you the ability to handle everything from small to very large projects with speed and efficiency.

Git Training Curriculum

Introduction to Git

Overview

A Brief History

Advantages of DVCs

About Git

Installing Git on Windows

Installing Git on Mac OSX

Installing Git on Linux

Configuring Git

How to Configure Git

Summary

Working Locally with Git

Overview

Creating a local repository, adding files, and committing changes

Viewing history and diffs

Staging changes as multiple commits

Deleting and renaming files

Undoing changes to the working copy

Undoing/redoing changes in the repository

Cleaning the working copy

Ignoring files with .gitignore

Summary
Working Remotely With Git

Overview

Cloning a Remote Repository

Basic Repository Statistics

Viewing Commits

Git Protocols

Viewing Branches and Tags

Fetching from a Remote

Pulling from a Remote

Pushing to a Remote

Creating and Verifying Tags

Pushing Tags to a Remote

Summary
Branching, Merging And Rebasing With Git

Overview

Visualizing branches

Creating local branches

Difference between branches and tags

Renaming and deleting branches

Recovering deleted commits

Stashing changes

Merging branches

Rebasing changes

Cherry-picking changes

Creating a remote branch

Deleting a remote branch

Summary
Using The GitHub Website

Intro to GitHub

Installing Git

Working With Repositories

README, .gitignore, and Live Editing

Organizations, Teams, and Collaborators

Issues, Wikis, and Pages

Summary
GitHub For Windows Basics

Introduction

Configuration Options

Setting Up Repositories

Local and Remote Repositories

Committing and Syncing

Reverting and Rolling Back

Summary
Teamwork With GitHub For Windows

Introduction

What Merging and Rebasing are

Dangerous Rebasing

Good Examples of Merging and Rebasing

Branching and Merging Demo

Stashing Changes

Resolving Conflicts

Configuring .gitattributes Files

Summary
Social Coding With GitHub

Introduction

Forking Repositories

Pull Requests

Reporting and Managing Issues

Repository Graphs and Data

Using Gists

Profiles and Contributions

Summary.