Git Tutorial for Beginners - Git & GitHub Fundamentals In Depth

great video thanks

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A bit fast paced but I understand it better than other tutorials. Idk, possibly because I watched other videos before, but still I find this very helpful. Thank you so much!

Wow ... Thank you a lot

If a change is made in the master branch and it's a bad change but there as being a commit to a feature branch already will that be able to clear the bad change in the Master branch or somehow help in clearing the errors in the Master branch.

Please fix your screen capture. The resolution is terrible!

This seems like an awful pain in the ass. Edit: please don't take that as commentary on the actual video, you did a great job... I just hate using this LOL!

Blood is teaching like he’s dumbledore

I been struggling to find a good answer no one on the internet seems to answer it well when you have the . Git file how tf do u install after you wgeted the repo already

Thank you , great explained !!!

Thank you

thanks man!

I have been able to successfully create folders and branches locally and remotely as well as syncing them via commit on my PC. Thanks for the tutorials. Now, if I want to go one step further, if I want to go to VM-Linux, how do I sync the Virtual Github with local Github (my PC) and remote Github (online), please?

nice video

I have been trying to understand git and github but i couldnt go through a few minutes of other tutorials . This however explained it so well. Thank you very much.

Dankie Bhuti Tim

I don't get the difference between git add and git commit
can someone explain to me

Excellent presentation, now all I need is a git vs. subversion command cheat sheet

thank you

I checked like 5 places. Bro I don't want to name them but u sure have a way of sharing information. good job bud. I hope to work for microsoft one day...

Thank you so much for using darkmode!

thank you tim you are simply the best

very well explanation on how git and github works, not many ppl explain this theory as well as you did imo. 😊

git head out of the way

Q: i made new feature branches... meanwhile master branch has some new commits... Then how can I merge my feature branch with actual Master branch, if master branch was already changed?

Excellent

Please, after cloning, is it possible to modify, compile and run the code with Visual studio Code standalone?

Good tutorial

Hey Tim! I found your video really useful. I am struggling to merge two branches. It gives me a hint saying "waiting for your editor to close the file". I tried closing the file, closing all files, closing the editor itself. But nothing is working. Can anyone tell me where I might be going wrong?

Its 2023 and its still GOLD.
Thank you for the tutorial.

Awesome tutorial to learn the basics of git in no time. .👍

Excellent Video! Many thanks for boiling it down. I liked how you explained the concepts. May I ask, what software were you using to draw and illustrate? Thanks Tim!

good video

Thanks, very good

Beautiful video, almost cry hahaha , thanks!

if you are struggling with push command then you have to use token key in order to push, so you can get the token key from Settings -> developer settings -> personal access tokens -> Tokens (Classic) & generate a new token and give access such as write etc. and You have to use that token key, instead of password while pushing.

Hey i know the video is a bit older, but does anyone know why I can't see a folder i create with the terminal. Like I type 'mkdir test_repo' and hit Enter, but there is no new folder on my Desktop. However, when I type 'dir' in the terminal I see the folder I created there, just like the other stuff on my desktop.

is there any reason, I can't initiate 'git init' in the command line? I kept having the error that 'git is not recognized as an internal or external command'. but overall thank you for the tutorial!

One of the best and most underrated GitHub tutorials ever!

Not every hero wears a cape.

Great video

Greatly appreciate this video! Helped me understand how Git/GitHub work together. It'll make my future projects easier... And I won't lose 3 days of coding to a crash because I didn't save anything properly >.>

I watched quite a few other videos that attempted to explain Git/Github, but I found this to be the best foundational explanation. And yours explained using the command prompt rather than an IDE and it still was more clear than other tutorials I watched. Thanks for this great educational material.

Great explanation as always! Thank you 🙂