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Git Developer Guide
About
  • Overview
  • Scope of this book
  • Table of Content
  • 🐢Introduction to Version Control
    • What is Version Control?
    • Overview of git and it's benefits
    • Setting up Git on Different Platforms
  • 🍼Git Fundamentals
    • Initialising a new Git repository
    • Understanding the Git Workflow
    • Committing Changes and Writing Good Commit Messages
    • Viewing and Navigating Commit History
    • Git Basics - Practice Scenarios
      • Initialising a Git Repository
      • Committing Changes
      • Exploring Commit History
      • Amending and Undoing Commits
  • 🦕Working With Git
    • What is Git Branch?
    • Creating and Switching Between Branches
    • Merging Branches and Resolving Conflicts
    • Best Practices for Branch Management
    • Git Workflows
    • Git Log
    • Git Stash
    • Working with Git - Practice Scenarios
      • Creating and Switching Between Branches
      • Merging Branches and Resolving Conflicts
      • Branching Strategies in a Team Project
      • Rolling Back to a Previous Version
      • Experimenting with Feature Branches
      • Working with Stash
  • 🤝Working with Remote Repositories
    • Cloning a Repository from Remote
    • Pushing and Pulling Changes to and from Remote Repositories
    • Collaborative Workflows - Forking, Branching, and Pull Requests
    • Resolving Conflicts in a Collaborative Environment
    • Collaborating with Git - Practice Scenarios
      • Cloning a Remote Repository
      • Pushing and Pulling Changes
      • Collaborative Workflow with Forking and Pull Requests
      • Resolving Conflicts in a Pull Request
  • 🏆Advanced Git Features
    • Aliases and Custom Configurations
    • Working with Tags and Releases
    • Rewriting Commit History with Interactive Rebase
    • Utilising Git Hooks for Automation
    • Advanced Git Features - Practice Scenarios
      • Creating Custom Git Aliases
      • Working with Tags and Releases
      • Rewriting Commit History with Interactive Rebase
      • Using Git Hooks for Automated Testing
  • 😎Git in Real-World
    • Managing a Project with Multiple Contributors
    • Integrating Git with Continuous Integration, Continuous Deployment (CI, CD)
    • Versioning Assets with Git LFS (Large File Storage)
    • Deploying a Web Application using Git
    • Git In Real World - Practice Scenarios
      • Managing a Project with Multiple Contributors
      • Integrating Git with CICD Pipelines
      • Versioning Assets with Git LFS
      • Deploying a Web Application using Git
  • Git Troubleshooting
    • Common Mistakes and Pitfalls When Using Git
    • Undoing Changes with Git - Reverting and Resetting
    • Recovering Lost Commits or Branches
    • Dealing with Repository Corruption or Other Issues
  • Git Best Practices and Tips
    • Creating efficient git workflows: writing clean code for faster reviews
    • The importance of clean code in collaborative development
    • Significance of consistent naming conventions & coding Standards
    • Good code documentation for better git workflows
    • Writing meaningful git commit messages
    • Atomic commits in git & it's benefits for software teams
    • Structuring code & managing dependencies for better git workflows
    • Git branching strategies for software teams
  • Conclusion & Next Steps
    • Recap of Key Concepts and Commands
    • Further Resources for Expanding Git Knowledge
    • Encouragement and Tips for Continued Learning and Practice
  • License Considerations
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Further Resources for Expanding Git Knowledge

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Books:

  • "Pro Git" by Scott Chacon and Ben Straub: This book is an excellent resource for both beginners and advanced users. It covers Git fundamentals, branching, merging, rebasing, and more. You can access it online for free at .

  • "Git Pocket Guide" by Richard E. Silverman: This concise guide provides quick references and practical examples for common Git tasks. It's a handy resource for developers who want a compact reference book.

Online Tutorials and Documentation:

  • : The official Git documentation is a comprehensive resource covering all aspects of Git. It includes detailed explanations, command references, and guides for various workflows.

  • : Atlassian provides a series of well-structured tutorials that cover Git basics, advanced topics, and workflows. The tutorials include step-by-step instructions and examples.

  • : This interactive tutorial helps users understand branching and merging in Git. It provides a visual interface and guides users through different scenarios.

Git-related communities, forums, and discussion platforms for readers to engage with other Git users and seek support.

  1. Stack Overflow [stackoverflow.com]: Stack Overflow is a popular Q&A platform where developers can ask specific Git questions and get answers from the community. Users can also browse existing Git-related questions and learn from the answers provided.

  2. GitHub Community Forum [github.community]: GitHub's official community forum is a great place to connect with other developers and discuss Git-related topics. It covers a wide range of topics, including Git workflows, version control, and collaboration.

  3. Reddit [www.reddit.com/r/git]: The r/git subreddit is a dedicated community for Git enthusiasts. It's a place to share Git tips, ask questions, and engage in discussions about version control and software development practices.

  4. GitLab Forum [forum.gitlab.com]: GitLab's official forum is a valuable resource for users of GitLab, a popular Git repository hosting service. The forum covers various Git-related topics and provides support for GitLab-specific features and workflows.

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Git Official Documentation
Atlassian Git Tutorial
Git Branching Interactive Tutorial