Master Git & GitHub: Complete Version Control & Collaboration Bootcamp for Developers

The curriculum is typically divided into around 15 detailed sections, which include:

• Introduction and Basics: Covering the importance of version control, setup, and installation of Git.

• Core Git Mechanics: Explanation of objects like commits, trees, blobs, and tags, alongside fundamental commands such as git init, git add, git commit, and git status.​

• Branching and Merging: Developing proficiency in creating, switching, and managing branches, resolving conflicts, and merging using commands like git branch, git merge, git rebase, along with techniques like squash and stash.​

• Repository Management: Working with remote repositories, cloning, forking, and managing pull requests, tags, releases, and project workflows on GitHub.​

• Advanced Techniques: Rebasing, reverting, resetting, rebasing, and undoing changes, plus resolving complex merge conflicts.​

• Collaboration and Workflow: Using workflows suitable for teams, open-source contribution, continuous integration, and deployment pipelines, including GitHub Actions.​

Practical Skills and Applications

Throughout the course, learners gain practical experience in:

• Managing code versions efficiently and safely

• Collaborating with teams via pull requests and code reviews

• Automating workflows using GitHub features like settings, releases, and project boards

• Enhancing profiles with documentation and best practices for open-source contributions.​