Git and Github for your own use - from basics to collaboration

If you're a developer, you should know!
Collaborating with Git and GitHub 👨‍👩‍👦

Git and GitHub for Development Collaboration 🖥️

Git and GitHub's numerous features are difficult to learn and utilize. While I didn't have any trouble learning basic concepts like Git init and commit, I found it challenging to apply them in actual collaboration.

When collaborating with others, it's crucial to understand the collaborative flow. This process can be difficult to grasp unless someone guides you, and it can be difficult to grasp the necessity of it when developing alone. However , version control using Git is an essential skill for developers . I learned Git firsthand through open source, and I want to help those new to it learn how to use it effectively.

If you're trying to learn Git but find it difficult to understand books or online articles, or if you've made commits but don't know how to collaborate with others, I recommend taking this course.

The features and commands used for collaboration on Git and GitHub are largely fixed. In this course, you'll learn the basics of Git and GitHub , covering essential features for collaboration and workflow . Designed for beginners, this course combines lectures and hands-on practice . Try applying the Git and GitHub concepts you've learned in your own development projects.

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First time users

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For those who want to make better use of it

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Anyone who wants to use it for collaboration

What you'll learn 📚

1. From basic essential concepts

• While the goal is to leverage Git/GitHub for collaboration, it's not just about hands-on learning. A basic understanding of the theory is essential.
• Before we begin, let's take a look at the overall course content and essential concepts.

2. Learn through hands-on practice

• When I first learned Git, the commands were cool. But as I started developing, I realized there was nothing as easy and convenient as SourceTree.
• Even those new to Git can use a tool called SourceTree to easily and enjoyably use Git.
• Tools are great, but the most fundamental thing is Git commands! We'll learn Git commands alongside source trees.

3. Create your own situations and learn.

• Why do we need branches? How do we deal with conflicts? You'll create and experience these situations firsthand.
• Let's create an issue and PR to see how collaborative work is developed.
• There's even a collaborative project at the end, allowing you to collaborate using GitHub. Let's practice collaboration together.

Expected Questions Q&A 💬

Introducing the Knowledge Sharer ✒️

History

• Current Mozilla open source committer
• Former Fintech startup developer
• Former Global Professional Developer at the Ministry of Science and Technology
• Former) Hyosung Billing Development Team (Settlement DB Development)