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Git In Action: Workflow Essentials for Developers

Master Git and GitHub in this hands-on course covering local version control, branching and merging, undoing changes, collaboration via pull ... Show more

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Felipe Jacob

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Front-End Developer

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Unlock the full power of Git and GitHub in this comprehensive, practical course designed for developers, team leads, and anyone involved in software development.

We begin with the foundations of Git: setting up local repositories, understanding the staging area, and committing code. From there, you’ll dive deep into branching strategies and merging techniques, learning how to work in isolated environments and integrate changes with minimal friction.

Mistakes are part of the development process—so we’ll explore how to undo changes, reset commits, and recover lost work effectively. You’ll also get a solid introduction to GitHub, focusing on remote repositories, navigating the GitHub interface, and working with collaborators.

The course emphasizes collaborative workflows, where you’ll master creating and reviewing pull requests, resolving merge conflicts, and leveraging Git Tags for project release management. You’ll also be introduced to GitHub Actions and automation, streamlining CI/CD pipelines and everyday development tasks.

Finally, you’ll explore advanced Git techniques, including rebasing, cherry-picking, stashing, bisecting, and submodules, empowering you to handle complex version control challenges with confidence.

Whether you’re working solo or on a large team, this course will equip you with the skills to manage source code with precision, enhance team productivity, and contribute more effectively to open-source or enterprise projects.

Introduction to Version Control and Git

Using Git Locally

Branching and Merging

Undoing Changes and Resetting

Introduction to GitHub

Collaboration and Pull Requests

Managing Project Releases with Git Tags

GitHub Workflows and Automation

Advanced Git Techniques

Do I need any prior experience with Git or GitHub to take this course?

No prior experience is required. The course starts with the basics and gradually progresses to more advanced concepts. Whether you're new to version control or want to strengthen your Git skills, you’ll find value throughout the course.

What tools or software do I need for this course?

You’ll need Git installed on your local machine, a GitHub account (free tier is sufficient), and a text editor like VS Code. We provide setup instructions at the start of the course.

Is this course suitable for teams or just individuals?

Both! While individuals will learn how to work independently and contribute to projects, teams will benefit from the collaboration, branching strategies, pull requests, and GitHub workflows sections.

Will this course cover resolving merge conflicts?

Yes, resolving merge conflicts is covered in detail. You’ll learn how they happen, how to fix them manually or with tools, and how to avoid them with good practices.

Does the course include real-world projects or exercises?

Absolutely. The course features practical examples, guided exercises, and mini-projects that simulate real-world development scenarios, especially around collaboration and automation.

What is the difference between Git and GitHub, and will this course explain both?

Yes, we clarify the difference. Git is the version control system you use locally, while GitHub is a remote platform for hosting repositories and collaborating. This course covers how to use both in tandem effectively.

Will I learn how to use GitHub Actions and automation?

Yes. The course includes a section on GitHub Workflows and Actions where you’ll learn how to set up automation for tasks like testing, deployment, and issue management.

Can I use this course to prepare for job interviews or technical assessments?

Definitely. Git is a fundamental skill for developers. This course not only prepares you for technical interviews but also helps you demonstrate your GitHub contributions and teamwork skills.

What advanced Git topics are covered?

We dive into techniques such as rebase vs. merge, cherry-picking, stashing, bisecting (debugging with Git), and managing submodules—ideal for developers working on complex codebases.

Do I get a certificate upon completing the course?

Yes, upon successful completion of all modules and final assessments, you’ll receive a certificate that you can share on your resume or LinkedIn profile.

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