Ementorhub

There are 21 modules in this course

As the course progresses, you will learn how to handle more advanced operations such as branching, merging, and stashing to better manage your workflow. These techniques ensure that you can work on multiple features in parallel without conflict. Along the way, you'll gain a solid grasp of committing best practices, including writing effective commit messages and using Git diff tools to track changes. By the end, you’ll tackle rebase, reset, and rewriting history, equipping you with the skills to clean up and optimize your Git history. With clear explanations and practical demonstrations, this course is designed to ensure you have the confidence to integrate Git into your daily development workflow. Whether you're working solo or in a team, you'll be prepared to handle any Git-related challenge. This course is designed for developers, technical professionals, and students with little to no experience in Git. A basic understanding of software development concepts is helpful but not required.

Getting Started

Git Installation and Basic Concepts

Git Architecture and Basic Operations

Revert the Changes

Ignore Files

Git Branches