Introduction | Bondar Academy
Course: Git and GitHub Fundamentals
Module: Introduction
Instructor: Artem Bondar
Lesson Summary
Welcome to the Git and GitHub Fundamentals course! This course is designed for beginners who want to learn about Git and GitHub . Key Concepts Git : A technology that helps developers manage code changes incrementally. It allows multiple developers to collaborate on the same project while keeping the code organized. GitHub : An online service that is the most popular platform for storing code and collaborating on projects. It can be compared to YouTube for code management. Other platforms include GitLab and Bitbucket , but GitHub is the most widely used. Course Overview This course will cover: Working with Git and GitHub Main workflows Cloning applications Creating branches Making commits Pushing code to GitHub Resolving merge conflicts Get ready to dive into the world of version control and collaboration! See you in the next lesson.
Video Transcript
Hey guys, welcome to Git and GitHub Fundamentals course. In this quick course, I will show you everything you need to know about Git and GitHub. So if you are completely new to the subject, let's talk about first of all, the difference between Git and GitHub. So Git is a technology that was created to help developers to work on the code base. So developers, when they make changes to the code, it helps them to save incremental changes to the code, updating the code base step-by-step, and that way track the progress. Also, Git allows several developers to collaborate on the same project at the same time, keeping things nicely organized. While the GitHub is an online service, the most popular service in the world to store the code and collaborate on the project. So think about the GitHub as a YouTube for their code management, something like this. There are other platform available online, such as GitLab or Bitbucket, and some others who also support Git, but GitHub is just the most popular. So in this course, I will show you how to work with Git and the GitHub. I will show you the main workflows, how to clone application, how to create the branch, how to create commits, how to push your code to the GitHub, how to resolve merge conflicts, and all that basic stuff that you need to know when you work with the projects. So I hope you're excited to jump into it, and I'll see you in the next lesson.