IT Training

GIT

Git is a popular Open Source Distributed Version Control System. This training teaches the attendees how to use Git. As part of the training you will master the various aspects of Git architecture, how to do commits, design a Git workflow, branching and merging in Git, dealing with conflicts, merging strategies and more through hands-on projects and case studies.

Who should attend this course?

Developers using any programming language.

Prerequisites

There are no formal prerequisites for this course.

All students will:

Understand Git and the fundamentals of version control software
Install and configure Git
Use git for version control throughout the application development lifecycle
Interface with GitHub
Use other Git tools

Overview of Git and Version Control Software Concepts

About Version Control
Local vs. Centralized vs. Distributed VCSs
History of Git
Differences between Git and other VCSs
Git Terminology & States
Git GUI Clients and IDE Integration

Installing Git and Basic Configuration

Installing Git
Installing Git from Source
Git GUI Options & Integrating with IDEs
git help
git config
Setting User Identity
Default Editor
Colors in Git
External Merge and Diff Tools
Formatting and Whitespace

Git Concepts

Repositories
Git Object Types
Index
Content-Addressable Names
Pathnames vs. Content
Pack Files
.git Directory
Objects, Hashes and Blobs
Files and Trees
SHA1 Hashes
Commits
Tags

Repositories

Initializing a Repository in a Directory
Cloning an Existing Repository
Checking the Status of Files
Tracking New Files
Staging Modified Files
Ignoring Files
Moving & Removing Files
Working with Remote Repositories

Commits

Committing Changes
Skipping the Staging Area
Viewing Commit History
Tagging
Rolling Back Changes
Absolute vs. Relative Commit Names
Commit Graphs & Ranges
Finding Commits

Branching

Branches in Git
Creating a Branch
Switching Branches
HEAD Branches
Diffs
Merging Branches
Merge Conflicts
Branch Management
Workflows using Branches
Remote Branches
Rebasing Branches
Merging vs. Rebasing

Distributed Git

Distributed Workflows
Centralized Workflow
Integration-Manager Workflow
Dictator-Lieutenant Workflow
Contributing to a Project
Private Small & Managed Teams
Forked Public Project
Maintaining a Project
Topic Branches
Applying Patches
Checking out Remote Branches
Build Numbers

GitHub

Account Setup and Configuration
SSH Access
Avatar
Two-Factor Authentication
Forking Projects
Creating a New Repository
Adding Collaborators
Pull Requests
Markdown
Mentions & Notifications
Project Administration
Managing Organizations
Teams
Audit Log
Scripting GitHub & GitHub API
Hooks

Git Tools

Revision Selection
Interactive Staging
Stashing and Cleaning
Signing Files
Rewriting History
Resetting
Submodules & Bundling
Credential Storage

Practical information

Duration

2 Days

Languages

EN

Price

€950,00 + 21% VAT

Location

Classroom/Online Courses

Schedule

Guaranteed to run

English courses

03/2 - 04/2Book

05/5 - 06/5Book

01/9 - 02/9Book

01/12 - 02/12Book

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