Git Basics

Learn how to keep your code always in sync using git and github basics with hands-on examples and quizzes

Git has become the most widely used system for version control and sharing code. If you want to help build open-source software, or if you want to work on a professional team, understanding Git is a must.

Git is a deep tool, and there's a lot to learn about rebase. You might need to learn a few more tricks to play in the big leagues. So here's a quick mixtape with a few rebase highlights.

Git has become the most widely used system for version control and sharing code. If you want to help build open-source software, or if you want to work on a professional team, understanding Git is a must.

Git has become the most widely used system for version control and sharing code. If you want to help build open-source software, or if you want to work on a professional team, understanding Git is a must.

Git allows us to have multiple repos, unlike centralized version control systems. This is why we call it a "distributed" system. However, Git allows more than one kind of distributed workflow. This way, teams can adopt workflows that work for their projects.