인프런 - 라이프타임 커리어 플랫폼

This lesson introduces how to use Git through commands.

This class introduces the version control system git.

This article explains in a simple and easy-to-understand way what Git is, why you should use it, and how to use it, using Source Tree, a more accessible GUI Git tool.

This is a Git and Github course that teaches you with easy terms and detailed pictures. Learn how to explain complex concepts in easy terms and apply them to real collaborative projects.

Know! Well! Just! Neatly! Sensefully! This is a free lecture on the GitHub core concept book. You can download the book and Notion link for free. It is a non-profit project, so using the textbook is allowed without permission.

Let's learn how to use Git, which is difficult to learn, through SourceTree, an easy GUI program.

Learn the basics of collaboration that you can use in your Unity collaborative projects. We will use Git Bash instead of Github Desktop to work directly with Git. If you don't understand something, please ask!

Before you start developing, you can learn how to use the collaboration tools that you must use when developing. Rather than listening from beginning to end, it would be better to pick out the concepts you don't know or the parts you need.

For beginners, learn about the most basic commands of git & github, flow.

Learn how to use Git and GitHub and use them for collaboration!

The goal of the lecture is collaboration. We will learn how to use Git and Github directly and collaborate :)

Essential tool for developers. A 30-minute intro to Git, the de facto standard VCS.

Learn how to break down complex concepts into easy terms and apply them to collaborative projects from the ground up.

“I want to develop a project through small-scale collaboration, but I don’t know how to do it!” “I’m a job seeker and I don’t know Git!” This lecture covers Git, which is essential for job seekers, junior developers, and other programmers.

Unlike a solo project, communication is important for a team project. You can learn about version control, bug-resolving methods, and distribution management required for multiple people to develop together. Let's learn about git and redmine, tools for smooth communication between team members.