Git and GitHub Bootcamp for Beginners

Git Basics

Developers use Git to manage source code files on their software projects. It’s intended to make development process as easy as possible. Anyone can set up a Git server on his or her own computer, as long as they’re familiar with the basic commands. And this course exactly helps you to learn those commands. It doesn’t take long for a newbie to start mastering them. Most of the commands you use daily are also basic Git commands. Of course, there are a lot more advanced commands that a programmer can master, but to start, getting the most basic stuff done will open your eyes to all the possibilities Git provides. Having said that, there’s no substitute for learning the basics, so don’t be afraid to stick with it. It’ll be well worth the time investment.

GitHub Basics

GitHub was first launched in 2008 and is a cloud–based service that provides developers with a one–stop shop for managing software, team projects, and other projects and workflow items. In other words, it’s an online version of how software development software projects are traditionally organized through Version Control. GitHub, arguably, is the biggest web based Git Repository hosting service in the world.