Master about Git and GitHub in this tutorial. These are critical equipment for all builders to recognize. Git and GitHub make it much easier to control unique software variations and make it less difficult for several individuals to get the job done on the very same application challenge.
This program was designed by Gwen Faraday. Verify out her YouTube channel:
🔗 Git Instructions:
🔗 Put in git:
🔗 SSH Keys:
⭐️ Contents ⭐️
⌨️ (:00) Introduction
⌨️ (1:10) What is git?
⌨️ (1:30) What is version control?
⌨️ (2:10) Phrases to be learn in video clip
⌨️ (5:20) Git instructions
⌨️ (7:05) indicator up in GitHub
⌨️ (11:32) working with git in area equipment
⌨️ (11:54) git install
⌨️ (12:48) receiving code editor
⌨️ (13:30) inside of VS Code
⌨️ (14:30) cloning through VS Code
⌨️ (17:30) git dedicate command
⌨️ (18:15) git insert command
⌨️ (19:15) committing
⌨️ (20:20) git drive command
⌨️ (20:30) SSH Keys
⌨️ (25:25) git press
⌨️ (30:21) Critique workflow so considerably
⌨️ (31:40) Examine in between GitHub workflow and local git workflow
⌨️ (32:42) git branching
⌨️ (56:30) Undoing in git
⌨️ (1:01:50) Forking in git
⌨️ (1:07:55) Ending
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Thank you very much!
nice tutorial
terminal keeped asking me "username" and "password", "git config –global credential.helper store" command solved my problem, after ssh creating, adding, config file generating.
A very informative video. Finally got to figuring out what the deal was with git, thank you so much <3
Loved the content…..
thank you so much it was really helpful your video and your explanation for the git and how to use it. thank you again
51:52 I see what you did there General Kenobi
Jokes aside great tutorial Gwen did an excelent job.
Loved the video and your style of teaching. Thank you verymuch😍
i definitely would marry her because of this awesome course
For those who've watched the whole video what's your feedback on this? Is this useful for a beginner?
I learned more that I expected. Thanks a million for such a complete course.
The SSH key generating part is so dumb. Seriously, why not just have a login section like any other service?
Everytime you reinstall your OS, you have to go through all these steps…
When trying to git commit at 28:00 on VSCode, it showed an Author identity unknown error
I already configured that at the begining when launching git bash…whyyyy?
Very nicely explained. The beautiful thing about this tutorial is that things are working in real-time as shown in the video (except -la thing for windows and a bit of a fork part). The relevant links given in the description are very helpful. The clarity with which she has structured the tutorial and explained is highly appreciable. Another highly appreciable thing is the clear voice of Gwen Faraday. Thank you so much for making this tutorial and thank you freecodecamp.org for uploading it.
Great video!
Thank you very much for this video. I've been interested in using using GitHub for a while but I could not make sense of the interface or workflow. This video has put me on the path to finally leverage this great resource. Thank you!
Thanks alot!
The Git Clone didn't work. I am getting the following message:
Warning: Permanently added the RSA host key for IP address '…' to the list of known hosts.
git@github.com: Permission denied (publickey).
fatal: Could not read from remote repository.
Please make sure you have the correct access rights
and the repository exists.
Any Idea what I can do?
Thanks!
Great video, thanks. At my first attempt, git would not push to github because "a public email address would be exposed". The logical thing to do is to open git bash and set your user.email to the mail address provided by github (ending in "users.noreply.github.com"). However, a required second step is to undo all commits made under your 'old' email address. Only then will the push command work.
Thanks for the video, It was useful for me…Request you next level of git tutorial like CI/CD etc
Thanks a lot🙌
Thanks, getting up the learning curve.
Probably need more graphical flow charts for a newbie like me.
only video of freecodecamp that didn't satisfy me
I love your site, but I'm not able to develop the software ( that I think has great potential,) any chance anyone want to help me to develop it?
Thank You Gwen
Thank you! This was very helpful. ♥
can't image the world without freecodecamp…!
Great video! It was really easy to follow, and thanks so much!!
Thank you Gwen for your efforts. A tip: you can commit without any message: git commit –allow-empty-message -m ' ' . or git commit –allow-empty-message -m ' ' README.md
Quick and well explained! Thank you!
Great video! Loved the way you kept things short and precise
Thank you
Very clear and extremely useful for beginners like me!
Great course!
Its a great video but…..
why light mode..?!
This is a great tutorial.
All of this seems unnecessarily overly complicated. I hate it.
Can we add a directory without a file in it
You actually can use command+c in the terminal on the Mac, since Macs still map terminal commands to ctrl.