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Master Git & GitHub

2h 57m 15s
English
Paid
Updated September 2026

Master Git & GitHub is a 24-lesson 2 hours 57 minutes self-paced course by Beto Moedano. Beto Moedano's course takes Git and GitHub from a first introduction all the way to the workflows real engineering teams rely on.

Course facts

Lessons
24
Duration
2 hours 57 minutes
Level
All levels
Language
English
Updated
2026-09-11
Instructor
Beto Moedano
Price
Premium

Beto Moedano's course takes Git and GitHub from a first introduction all the way to the workflows real engineering teams rely on.

The Fundamentals

You'll start by understanding what Git and GitHub actually are and how they differ, then install and configure Git, create your first repository, and get comfortable with essential commands: cloning, committing, undoing changes, and managing .gitignore.

Branching and Collaboration

  • Creating, merging, and managing branches, including rebasing and remote repositories
  • Contributing to larger projects through pull requests, reviewers, and code review
  • Resolving merge conflicts smoothly
  • Working with Git directly inside Visual Studio Code

The 24-lesson course closes with best practices around branch naming, writing meaningful commit messages, and using a feature branch strategy, so you finish able to work confidently on your own projects or as part of a large team.

Who teaches Master Git & GitHub? Beto Moedano

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Beto Moedano is a Mexican-American developer and educator publishing course material on React Native, modern React, and the developer-tools side of full-stack work.

His CourseFlix listing carries three Beto Moedano courses: React Native Course (cross-platform mobile development), React & TypeScript Mastery, and Master Git & GitHub. The teaching style is project-oriented, with each course building real working applications or workflows end-to-end.

Material is paid and aimed at intermediate developers building real proficiency. For broader content, see CourseFlix's React Native, React.js, TypeScript, and Git category pages.

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All Course Lessons (24)
#Lesson TitleDurationAccess
1
1.1 Introduction to Git Demo
09:18
2
1.2 Git vs GitHub and Alternatives
07:22
3
1.3 Installing Git
03:19
4
1.4 Initial Git Configuration
06:33
5
1.5 Creating Your First Repo
16:48
6
2.1.Basic Git Commands
15:03
7
2.2.Cloning a Remote Repo
04:30
8
2.3.Tracking Changes in Git
08:12
9
2.4.Ignoring Files from Git
05:53
10
3.1.Introduction to Branching
11:32
11
3.2.Merging and Managing Branches
09:32
12
3.3.Effective Branch Management
05:09
13
3.4.Exploring Branch Workflows
04:43
14
3.5.Managing Remote Branches
04:35
15
3.6.Mastering Rebasing
06:33
16
4.1.Creating a Pull Request
16:02
17
4.2.Dealing with Merge Conflicts
09:31
18
4.3.Creating an Issue
04:31
19
4.4.Code Review
03:49
20
5.1.Essential Git Operations in VSCode
07:09
21
5.2.Analyzing Changes with Git Diff
03:49
22
6.1.Naming Branches Effectively
05:03
23
6.2.Committing Like a Pro
05:09
24
6.3.The Feature Branch Strategy
03:10
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Frequently asked questions

What prerequisites should I have before taking this course?
Before enrolling, you should have a basic understanding of software development and command-line interfaces. Familiarity with basic programming concepts will help you grasp the material more effectively. If you're new to version control systems, the course starts with an introduction to Git and GitHub, which will set a solid foundation.
What projects or exercises will I work on during the course?
You will work on creating and managing your first Git repository, practice essential Git commands, and contribute to larger projects by creating pull requests and resolving merge conflicts. You'll also engage with scenarios involving branching and workflows to simulate real-world development environments.
Who is the target audience for this course?
The course is designed for software developers, engineers, and anyone involved in software projects who wants to enhance their version control skills with Git and GitHub. It benefits both beginners looking to understand the basics and experienced developers seeking to refine their workflow with advanced techniques.
How does this course compare in depth and scope to other Git courses?
This course provides a comprehensive path from basic to advanced Git operations, with a strong emphasis on practical application and collaboration strategies. Unlike some introductory courses, it also covers advanced branch management, rebasing, and contributing to large projects, making it suitable for those looking to deepen their Git expertise.
What specific tools or platforms will I learn to use in this course?
The primary tools covered are Git and GitHub. You will learn essential Git operations in Visual Studio Code (VSCode) and use Git commands to manage repositories, branches, and merge conflicts. The course also involves using GitHub for creating pull requests, issues, and code reviews.
What topics are NOT covered in this course?
The course does not cover Git-based continuous integration or deployment systems, nor does it delve into in-depth software development methodologies. While it covers GitHub extensively, it does not include other Git hosting platforms like GitLab or Bitbucket.
How much time should I expect to commit to complete this course?
The course consists of 24 lessons, each designed to build upon the previous. While the total runtime is not specified, students should anticipate dedicating time to both the lessons and practical exercises. Consistent engagement with the material and exercises is key to mastering the concepts taught.