Learn Git – Version Control Made Easy
Welcome to the Git Learning Hub!
Whether you’re new to coding or already working on projects, Git is an essential tool for managing and tracking changes in your code.
With Git, you can:
✅ Keep a history of changes in your code.
✅ Work on projects with teams without overwriting each other’s work.
✅ Undo mistakes and revert to previous versions.
✅ Contribute to open-source projects easily.
If you’ve never used Git before, don’t worry! This guide will take you from Git basics to advanced workflows step by step.
Getting Started with Git (Start Here!)
Getting Started with Git – The essential first steps in using Git.
Introduction to Git – What is Git, and why should you use it?
Installing Git – Setup guide for Windows, Mac & Linux.
Basic Git Commands – Learn how to create repositories, commit changes, and track progress.
Git vs. GitHub vs. GitLab – The key differences between Git (version control) and hosting platforms like GitHub and GitLab.
Working with Repositories – Creating, cloning, and managing repositories.
Staging & Committing Changes – How to track updates in your code.
Undoing Mistakes in Git – Learn how to roll back changes.
Pushing & Pulling from GitHub & GitLab – Syncing your code with remote repositories.
Core Git Concepts (Beginner to Intermediate Level)
Using Git Branches – Work on multiple features without affecting the main code.
Merging Branches – How to combine different versions of your code.
Handling Merge Conflicts – Fixing common errors when merging.
Collaborating with GitHub – Best practices for teamwork in Git.
Collaborating with GitLab – Understanding GitLab workflows for team collaboration.
⚡ Advanced Git Topics (For More Experienced Users)
Rebasing vs. Merging – Understanding different workflows.
Using Git Tags – Version control for releases and milestones.
Git Best Practices – Keeping your repository clean and organized.
Working with .gitignore – Ignoring unnecessary files in your repo.
Using Git in Large Projects – Managing big repositories efficiently.
Next Steps
Now that you have an overview, it’s time to start learning Git!
Start with Getting Started with Git and begin mastering version control!
Have a question? Need a specific tutorial? Let us know!