Coding is real! - Git beginner course for those who don't know Git (focused on Git and Github practice)

Git & Github, from beginner to advanced! 💪
Complete it all in one 2-hour all-in-one course.

Lecture Topic

Are you uploading the code you're using now to Github? 🤨
Since you're coding anyway, wouldn't it be good to keep a daily coding record like a diary?
Have you ever accidentally lost your code while working on a project and not saving it?
All-in-One course for Git beginners, from beginner Git to intermediate usage and collaboration!

Proven through offline lectures
A unique mentor
Easy and quick Git tutorial.

Because it has already been proven through numerous offline lectures!
There are many good lectures, but none of them teach this easily!

Rather than a long lecture, a short, thick, and easy lecture that edits down to the breathing sounds!
Because difficult concepts are explained easily and the materials are clean!

_{Difficult concepts are made easier with pictures}

_{Easy to understand, friendly explanations at eye level}

bonus!
Even complex commands can be handled with ease
Support for lecture subtitles.

_{Because your time is precious,
Compact editing and subtitle support!}

You can communicate with the instructor,
Used by developers in the field
You are invited to Slack.

You can learn how to contribute to open source projects by directly PRing the instructor's repository.

_{I invite students to the Slack channel.}

Why should I learn Git?

Why do you need to learn it? I'll tell you one of the most realistic reasons. It's something that you'll be asked about when applying for a job and it's essential for projects, but schools don't teach it.

As I experienced various outsourcing and competitions, and also worked at companies, I received many questions like, "I want to start with Git, but where do I start?", "I started with GitHub, but what on earth should I upload?", etc.

I taught it little by little for a while, but then I thought , 'Let's plan it systematically and teach it properly!' So I gave 4 offline Git lectures and prepared the Inflearn lecture.

👌 Who would benefit from listening to this?

• People who want to manage the code they write efficiently and systematically
• I have used Git before, but only occasionally when working on a project and have a vague understanding of the concept.
• People who want to collaborate through Git but don't know how to do it
• People interested in the world of open source
• A person who tried to learn Git on his own and failed
• People who don't know how to use Git with commands (CLI)
• People who want to code and keep a record of their studies
• People who want to use flags in a 'sexy' way

🚫 Who shouldn't listen?

• People who have a deep understanding of Git and GitHub commands such as add, commit, and push and can use them freely (even if you take the first week, you will already know this content.)
• A person who has a good understanding of intermediate Git contents such as pull request, branch, etc.

Special features of this course:

It is strictly focused on practical training.
That's how I studied, and I think that the fastest way to grow in development is to learn by bumping into things. 'I don't even know what a commit is, but what is a branch, what is branch processing, and what are pointers?'
→ Theory is just theory. After completing this course, you will be able to use Git freely.

It is absolutely CLI-centric.
When you need to collaborate on a project, you often start using Git and GitHub in a hurry with a GUI. (I did that too.) In that case, you have a vague understanding of Git and GitHub and only vague understanding of basic concepts such as commit and push, so you have a hard time every time you try to use GitHub in another program.

The above two are because they came across an easy tool called GUI without a proper understanding of Git and GitHub. If you properly understand the fundamental concepts of Git and GitHub, such as local and server concepts, and commit and push , you can use Git and GitHub without any problems in any environment.
Therefore, this course is conducted in a way that fundamentally understands Git and GitHub through CLI (command-based) and builds skills through practice.

Why I Created This Course

I started with GitHub by accident. Now, I code almost every day and there is not a day that I don't use GitHub and Git. At first, I didn't know what Git was, what Commit was, and what Push was, so I remember wasting a lot of time.

Digging deep is certainly helpful when it comes to improving your development skills. But if there is a shortcut to your growth as a developer, or if you are at a dead end, it is sometimes better to have someone show you the way.

GitHub has a high barrier to entry. If you are not familiar with coding, you need to know the concepts of servers and clients, and there are many unfamiliar terms floating around the Internet, such as collaborative branches and clones. For beginners, understanding unfamiliar terms is difficult. However, if you understand it well at the beginning, and if someone explains it to you in an easy way, Git is not difficult at all.

We will provide lectures that are like a lighthouse in the vast ocean.

Expected Questions

Introducing the knowledge sharer

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JAIHYOUNG SHIN

• Current Soft Square Education Business Division Education Team Leader , Education Leader
• Former Jamsil Software Coding Academy Java, C, Arduino, Android instructor
• Planning and lectures for Git beginners' Git beginner courses 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th
• Co-founder of Voice Delivery, a voice acting recording platform
• Hidden and high-level activities 5 times or more, Android development coaching for a representative of a certain company in January 2021
• MakeUs 5th Generation General Leader, Profitable App Launching Club
• MakeUs 4th Generation App Launching Club Profitable App Launching Target
• Daily Emotion Diary Android App 'Haruend' General Development (Kotlin)
• Development of Naver Whale extension program 'My Favorites' with over 6,000 downloads and over 5,000 real users (HTML, CSS, JavaScript)
• Outsourcing the development of a Bluetooth-based belongings management application (Kotlin)
• Outsourcing the development of a location-based cafe recommendation service application (Java)
• 3D Printer + Embedded Iron Man Mood Light Development (C)
• Seoul SSAC Rising Programmer Mentor Activity