Introduction to Git - Core Concepts

I might be a bit late, but this is a great video so I had to leave a comment. It is by far the best one I've seen on Git, carefully explaining basic concepts while also making it practical. Excellent work, David! Thank you for sharing it with us.

This is the best way to explain things. Thanks for the lesson! Liked and Subscribed.

When trying to restore S2 from a previous commit, doesn't git checkout <commit hash> <file> lead to a detached HEAD? How did the subsequent commit of that restoration continue at the end of the branch rather than from <commit hash>?

Thanks for this. I'm a long-time SVN user migrating to Git and although I've used it in other teams, administering the migration process has me in a right pickle.

Looking forward to the next two videos.

can you explain the reason why a staging area is necessary as well? It is not obvious to me

great video

Magnificent explanation. Thanks for sharing this material so well-structured and easy to follow!

I watched this video a couple years ago when i know little English and now I rewatch this again just to realised yours git video series is the best I've seen so far. I'd refer anyone to need to know git to here

This is by far the best introduction about Git.

very good video, clear and easy to understand

Clear and straight to the point! Very helpful:))

Fantastic. This is a great way of presenting the concepts. Thank you David

Sweet sir

Very well done! Only thing I might do differently, is add ".gitignore" to the .gitignore file itself so that it isn't tracked. That way if the repo is shared among different devs or members, they can all have their own gitignore settings.

The best explanation . you are the master

A+

Unfortunately we can only like once. Thank you .

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Would git restore --staged S1 do the same thing as git reset HEAD S1?

Best video about git so far I have seen. Thanks Dave.

Thanks a lot for your thorough explanation with the comparison between visualisation of diagrams and practical git examples

Very Nicely compiled video. Thanks for that.😇

Nobel Prize for Git Tutorial!!!

SO impressed by your thoroughness and clarity. You are very articulate and well spoken, the diagrams illustrate your talking points extremely well, it's not overly complicated, you highlight items on the screen that you are speaking to, and you revisit new ideas/concepts regularly - all of which are extremely helpful for new learners. This is fantastic!

The background and workflow was really helpful thanks.
Could you provide a little more insight into the use of submodules? What is the best way to incorporate a new library within the communal library repository and push the change to the orgin of that repo and not just the specific project?

thx work

Amazing explanation of the Git Core Concepts. Thanks a lot.

You don't just show and share your knowledge, but you also show that teaching is an art as well!!! Thank you!

commits = snapshots

Thank you!

this is great

this video was absolutely amazing! extremely helpful

Best video on Git

This is simply the best git tutorial that anyone could ask for. Thank you.

in 2022 and still great

Incredible quality

Awesome job! This is the best git tutorial I've come across. Thanks!

Is it me or does he say "git" exactly like "get" about 90% of the time?

Excellent explanation. Helpful and straight forward.

By far the best video on the topic.

why do you call it "gEt"? it's not pronounced "gEt".

awesome presentation

thanks

Saved my life, thank you for this excellent explanation!

I've binge watching Git concept videos for the past 5 days. This is by far the best video of this topic !!

Good hands on video

this is simply brilliant