Learn Git: Tutorials, Guides & Career Resources

Git Command Line Basics

While there is a lot you can do via the command line interface, the main thing you need to know how to do for Git is to navigate to a folder.

Create a New Remote Repository on GitHub & Bitbucket

Storing a copy of your Git repo with an online host such as GitHub or Bitbucket gives you a centrally located place where you can upload your changes and...

Git Pull Requests

Pull requests are a way to discuss changes before merging them into your codebase. Let's say you're managing a project. A developer makes changes on a new...

Git: How to Handle Merge Conflicts

When you merge two branches (or merge a local and remote branch) you can sometimes get a conflict. For example, you and another developer unknowingly both work...

View a List of Commits & Undo Changes

Learn methods to undo changes in your coding, including how to install the Git Graph extension for Visual Studio Code and how to view a list of commits, plus...

Stash: git stash

The Git Stash as a place to temporarily store that's not ready to be permanently stored in a commit. Let's say you're working on some code that you're not...

Git Setup: Your Name & Email

Git allows you to work more easily with other developers. Because you want to know who worked on a file and how to contact them, you need to tell Git your name...

What is Git & what is GitHub?

From web developers to app developers, Git and GitHub are useful to anyone who writes code and works with other developers. So what are they all about and why...

What is Git and Why Should You Use it?

From web developers to app developers, Git is useful to anyone who writes code or track changes to files. So what’s it all about and why should you start using...

Create a ReadMe File in Git

A ReadMe file is a standard place for instructions or documentation that you want to share with people about a repo. Here's how to add a ReadMe file to your...

GitHub: Clone (Download) a Remote Repository

Learn how to contribute to a Git repo that's already been created, clone a Git repo using Visual Studio Code, and give someone access to your private GitHub...

How to Create a Git Repository: git init

Discover the intricacies of initializing a Git repository and enhance your coding skills with our comprehensive courses and bootcamps tailored for all...

Download & Install Git on Mac & Windows

Learn how to install Git on your computer, with explicit directions tailored to both Mac and Windows operating systems, to enhance the integration of your...

Stage & Commit Files: git add, git commit, & git log

Think of Git as keeping a list of changes to files. So how do we tell Git to record our changes? Each recorded change to a file (or set of files) is called a...

Which Git Training Format Is Right for Me?

Git Training Cost

Is Git Hard to Learn?

Branches: Create, Switch, Push, Merge, & Delete

Learn to efficiently use Git branches to enhance collaborative workflows, manage multiple versions of code, and seamlessly integrate new features into the main...

GitHub: Push to a Remote Repository

Learn how to efficiently create a remote repo on GitHub, upload your local repository, and push your changes for effective collaboration with other developers...

Git Video Tutorials