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 Basics

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

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

Working with remote repositories

Cloning a repository from remote

Pushing and pulling changes to and from remote repositories

Collaborative workflows - Forking, Branching & Pull Requests

Resolving conflicts in a collaborative environment

Collaborating with git - practice scenarios

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

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

Git Troubleshooting

Git Best Practices and Tips

Conclusion & next steps