1.7: git init and git add - Git and GitHub for Poets

The perfect video for what I needed to refresh with my git knowledge.

Thanks for this

Thanks for the video! Can you please tell us more about the convention to use the imperative mood in the header of a commit message?

Excitement is just on another level 😁👍

Most times I have to deal with Linux and its ilk, I just want to take the computer out back and give it the full Office Space treatment. Good to know I'm not the only one being genuinely surprised when it actually works for no reason (as opposed to failing miserably for no apparent reason which seems to be the default position). Begs the question though. A machinist working at lathe will not spend his morning assembly the lathe, spend three hours reading forum post because the receptacle company decided to deprecate their sockets and now the plugs no longer work, or adjusting settings that were perfectly fine the day before. Yet, in software, sure why not?

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Yeap! 2022 and it is still a great video!!

2022, Still the best Git Intro

Absolutely amazing! I love your energy

thank you so much! subscribed.

i like this guys😃

You are the reason why they say being able to explain concepts is the true test to your knowledge. I have seen dozens of tutorials on YT on git and they all talk like they are experts and assume everyone is an expert which just makes learning harder. Your explanations are great, cannot thank you enough!

I hope you are a real-life teacher. Good Job Sir

his stomach has too much redbull INIT....
thank you tho

Thank You So much with you Git Tutorials (RAINBOW) (POET)

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Thank you. Perhaps the most clearest explanation of this I’ve seen. Always been so confused by git and commands but you made me understand this so well.

Great tutorial! But whenever I do the push command to the main branch of my repo, it shows this,
error: failed to push some refs to '<link of the repo>'

What do I do now? I'm not able to push my local repo to GitHub. Please help.