How to use git with TortoiseGit and version control
How to handle operating systems that follow posix using CLI
How to back up GIT information in different environments
Life Coding_Version Control System git
Git1 This class introduces the version control system git. GIT2 - TortoiseGit - Version control This article will teach you how to use Git with TortoiseGit, focusing specifically on version control. GIT2 - SourceTree Version Control: This article will teach you how to use Git with SourceTree, focusing specifically on version control. POSIX CLI1 POSIX is a standard designed to allow different operating systems to operate in the same way. Operating systems that adhere to this standard include Unix and macOS. Linux doesn't fully adhere to POSIX, but it's considered nearly compatible. Windows and mobile operating systems don't adhere to POSIX.
In this class, we will look at how to handle operating systems that follow POSIX using the Command Line Interface.
This class is for people in the following situations:
Anyone who wants to control a computer with commands
Anyone who wants to automate computer management
GIT2 - CLI Version Control Git, as it's called, refers to a program used on the command line. This lesson will explore how to use this program. This will be helpful for anyone who wants to run Git from the command line. GIT3 - CLI Backup & Sourcetree Backup & TortoiseGIT Backup This course covers how to back up GIT information in each environment. This course is essential for anyone who wants to safely back up their source code and versions. It's also essential for anyone who plans to work across multiple computers. This course is a must-take for anyone who wants to collaborate.
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This course is for those who find themselves in the following situations. In this context, "document" refers to any file, from general text documents to images and source code.
People who have to manage a large number of documents
These documents change frequently
Those who need to systematically manage the change history of documents
Anyone who needs to prevent manipulation of documents
Anyone who needs to safely back up their documents
People who share documents with others and work collaboratively
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Who is this course right for?
People who have to manage a lot of documents
People who share documents with others and work collaboratively
Those who need to systematically manage the change history of documents
Those who need to prevent manipulation of documents and safely back them up
Anyone who wants to operate the computer with commands and automate management
