Overview
Learn how to initialize a Git branch, stage files and make commits, Learn how to work with multiple branches, Learn how to fix conflicts and recognize conflict markers, Learn how to work with remote repositories, push and pull from them
Beginner developers with no knowledge of Git., Developers wanting a refresher on basic Git commands.
No programming skills are necessary. Some minor terminal knowledge such as `ls` and `cd` can be useful.
Learn Git Version Control | Git Essentials for Developers
What you'll learn
Install and configure Git for version control
Initialize repositories, stage, and commit changes
Track and manage file changes with git status, diff, and restore
Create and merge branches to experiment without altering the main branch
Collaborate using remote repositories
Course Description
Ready to take control of your code with Git, the world's leading version control system. This Git Crash Course is your fast track to mastering Git in a hands-on, terminal-based environment. Designed for beginners.
You'll go from zero to Git hero, learning to:
Set up Git: Install and configure Git for your projects.
Master the basics: Initialize repositories, stage, commit, and view history.
Manage changes: Track, compare, and undo changes.
Branch like a pro: Create and merge branches.
Collaborate effectively: Push, pull, and clone repositories.
I’ll guide you through every command with clear explanations and live demos, ensuring you understand how Git works. You’ll be able to practice in your own terminal, building real skills through following along with creating a repository, branching for features, and simulating remote collaboration.
Whether you're a developer, student, or hobbyist, this course gives you the tools to manage your code efficiently and collaborate seamlessly. No prior Git knowledge needed, just a willingness to dive into the terminal!
Who this course is for
Beginners new to version control or Git
Developers wanting a terminal-based Git workflow
Students of my Vim Fundamentals or Tmux Basics courses looking to expand their terminal skills
Anyone who wants to practice Git locally without relying on GitHub
Requirements
A computer with a terminal is useful if you want to follow along.
Basic familiarity with the command line.
No prior Git experience required.
Martijn Vissers
I am a passionate software developer and educator with expertise in web development and tools like Neovim. I drive Linux for web development daily, and I love sharing practical tips and insights to help you boost your productivity and improve your coding environment.
I have been programming for over a decade, working on projects ranging from personal to enterprise back-office systems.
Let’s learn together!