Git Essentials
UpLinkd Git Essentials UpSkill gives you everything you need to learn Git from the ground up using just the command line.
UpLinkd Git Essentials UpSkill gives you everything you need to learn Git from the ground up using just the command line.
UpLinkd Git Essentials UpSkill
01. | Why Learn Git From The Command Line | View Lesson |
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02. | Installing Git on Windows | View Lesson |
03. | Installing Git on MacOS & Linux | View Lesson |
04. | Getting Started Guide | View Lesson |
05. | Configuring Git | View Lesson |
06. | Creating & Adding SSH Keys | Members Only |
07. | Clone a repository from GitHub | Members Only |
08. | Create a new GitHub repository | Members Only |
09. | How to push code to a GitHub repository | Members Only |
10. | Git Status | Members Only |
11. | Unstaging A File | Members Only |
12. | Undeleting A File | Members Only |
Git is a powerful tool for developers to collaborate and manage their code. While there are many visual tools available for Git, we believe that learning Git from the command line is more important and a better skill to have.
Using Git from the command line gives you more control and flexibility. It allows you to perform more complex operations and gives you a better understanding of how Git works under the hood. This is especially important when working on larger projects with multiple developers.
Additionally, many Git hosting services, such as GitHub, provide more features and functionality when using Git from the command line. As an example - you can easily create and manage pull requests, merge branches, and perform other advanced operations.
“Learning Git from the command line may seem daunting at first, but it is a crucial skill for any developer. It allows you to work more efficiently and effectively with your team, and it gives you a deeper understanding of how Git works.”– CEO, UpLinkd Group
In this UpSkill, we will be teaching you Git from the ground up using just the command line. By the end of the course, you will have lots of Git experience and know how to operate GitHub fluently. We will cover everything you need to know to work with other developers in coding teams, including open-source projects.