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Git finally makes sense

4h 6m 44s
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Git finally makes sense is a 41-lesson 4 hours 6 minutes self-paced course by Jack Lot Raghav. A Practical and Understandable Course on Git that helps master the version control system once and for all .

Course facts

Lessons
41
Duration
4 hours 6 minutes
Level
All levels
Language
English
Updated
Instructor
Jack Lot Raghav
Price
Premium

A Practical and Understandable Course on Git that helps master the version control system once and for all. The material is presented sequentially and accessibly, so you not only memorize commands but also understand the internal logic of Git, confidently applying it in real development.

What You Will Learn in This Course

The course includes over 4 hours of thoroughly structured lessons. Step by step, you will master the key mechanics of Git and learn to work confidently both independently and in a team.

Basics and Concepts of Git

  • How commits, staging, and the working directory are organized
  • The principle of branch operation and their practical use
  • Repository history and basic change management operations

Advanced Tools and Workflows

  • Working with merges and resolving conflicts
  • Using rebase and rewriting history
  • Branching strategies in team development

Why You Should Choose This Course

The course turns the complex processes of Git into understandable visual models. With the help of clear animations and simple explanations, you will understand the mechanics of Git "under the hood," not just learn the commands.

Advantages of the Approach

  • Visualizations that help instantly understand Git's working principles
  • Clear explanations without overwhelming theory
  • Practical orientation: only what is needed for real development

Who This Course Is For

The course will be beneficial for beginner developers who want to quickly master Git, as well as practicing engineers looking to structure their knowledge and master advanced techniques for working with history.

Outcome of Completion

After completing the course, you will navigate Git confidently, understand internal processes, easily manage complex history situations, and work in any team without fear of making mistakes.

Who teaches Git finally makes sense? Jack Lot Raghav

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I am Jack Raghav, a software engineer with over 10 years of experience working at Amazon and AWS. During this time, I have been involved in developing major international projects and have helped dozens of engineers grow professionally. While working in teams, I consistently noticed the same issue: many developers encounter gaps in their knowledge of Git—an essential tool for team development that is rarely taught systematically. This is why I created LearnGit.io—a platform where Git is explained in the way I would have liked to learn it at the beginning of my career: clearly, sequentially, and without being overloaded with unnecessary theory. My goal is to help you quickly start working confidently with your team's codebase by mastering the skills that are truly needed in practice.

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All Course Lessons (41)
#Lesson TitleDurationAccess
1
001 1.1 - What is Version Control Demo
03:29
2
002 1.2 - What is Git
04:43
3
003 1.3 - Install Git
03:39
4
004 1.4 - Configure Git
02:23
5
005 2.1 Core Terminology
09:29
6
006 2.2 Creating Repositories
06:45
7
007 2.3 Tracking Files
06:56
8
008 2.4 The Commit Workflow
07:16
9
009 3.1 Examining the Log
06:39
10
010 3.2 Undoing Changes
05:09
11
011 3.3 Updating Commits
04:53
12
012 4.1 - Branch Theory
05:46
13
013 4.2 - Creating and Switching Branches
06:04
14
014 4.3 - Merging Branches
07:08
15
015 4.4 - Resolving Merge Conflicts
12:57
16
016 1.1 Collaboration Terminology
06:32
17
017 1.2 Remote Repository Theory
07:18
18
018 1.3 Secure Setup with SSH
11:26
19
019 2.1 Cloning
06:52
20
020 2.2 Push
07:52
21
021 2.3 Fetch
10:14
22
022 2.4 Pull
09:48
23
023 3.1 Remote Branches
07:00
24
024 3.2 Feature Branch Workflow
05:26
25
025 3.3 Forking Repositories & Open Source
04:11
26
026 4.1 Why Code Review is Important
02:18
27
027 4.2 Anatomy of a Code Review
02:20
28
028 4.3 Code Review, Pull Requests, and Merge Requests
04:15
29
029 1.1 Rebase Theory
06:17
30
030 1.2 Rebasing Branches
06:16
31
031 1.3 Rebase Conflicts
05:58
32
032 1.4 Merge vs Rebase
05:40
33
033 2.1 Interactive Rebase Theory
09:05
34
034 2.2 Rewording Commit Messages
03:26
35
035 2.3 Deleting Commits
03:25
36
036 2.4 Reordering Commits
03:38
37
037 2.5 Squashing Commits
04:27
38
038 2.6 Splitting Commits
04:16
39
039 Cherry Pick
04:46
40
040 Stash
05:42
41
041 Tags
05:00
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Frequently asked questions

What are the prerequisites for this Git course?
The course is designed for beginner developers who want to quickly master Git, as well as practicing engineers looking to structure their knowledge. While prior experience with version control systems is not required, a basic understanding of software development and command-line usage will be beneficial.
What projects or exercises will I work on during the course?
Throughout the course, you will engage in practical exercises that involve creating repositories, tracking files, managing branches, and resolving merge conflicts. These exercises are designed to solidify your understanding of Git's core functionalities and advanced workflows, such as merging, rebasing, and applying branching strategies in team environments.
Who is the target audience for this course?
This course is suitable for beginner developers who are new to Git and version control systems, as well as experienced engineers seeking to deepen their understanding of Git's internal mechanics and advanced features. It is particularly useful for those involved in team development environments.
How does this course compare to other Git courses in terms of depth and scope?
This course offers a practical orientation with a focus on understanding Git's internal mechanics rather than just memorizing commands. It covers both basic and advanced topics, including branch theory, merge conflicts, rebasing, and branching strategies, making it suitable for both beginners and those looking to refine their existing skills.
What specific Git tools and platforms are covered in this course?
The course covers a range of Git tools and concepts, including creating and configuring repositories, the commit workflow, branch operations, merge and rebase strategies, and remote repository management with SSH. It emphasizes practical usage of these tools in real development scenarios.
What topics are not covered in this course?
The course focuses primarily on Git and does not cover other version control systems or integrations with external development tools and platforms. It also does not delve into non-Git related software development methodologies or project management techniques.
How much time should I expect to commit to this course?
The course consists of over 4 hours of structured video lessons, divided into 41 segments. In addition to watching the videos, you should allocate time for practical exercises and experimentation with Git commands, which will help reinforce the concepts covered in the lessons.