Git Video Tutorial
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r63f51ce84A)
Get the Cheat Sheet Here : http://goo.gl/XrARhN
Specifically I go over all the different types of version control. We look at the difference between modified, staged and committed. We then install and set everything up for Windows, OSX and Linux. I briefly go over using VIM and show how to set up other editors. Then I cover the commands init, add, commit, status, diff, rm, log and more.
Other Git Video Tutorials
Init, Add, Commit, Status, Diff, Rm, Log and Installation : http://goo.gl/L3bR9f
GitHub, Remote Repositories, Push, Pull, Remote, Fetch, Tagging, Aliases and Clone : http://goo.gl/ctIF44
Branching, HEAD, Checkout, Rebasing, Reverting, Reset, Clean, Solving Merge Conflicts and Mergetool : http://goo.gl/zWDj7T
Generating SSH keys, how to set up multiple GitHub accounts on one computer and the Fork & Pull workflow : http://goo.gl/jQo7rv
Git Video Tutorial 2
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EYIvWWx1YDw)
Get the Cheat Sheet Here : http://goo.gl/qUPXs7
In this part of my Git video tutorial I’ll cover using GitHub and remote repositories in general. We’ll push and pull data from GitHub and to GitHub. We’ll also take a look at remote, fetch, tagging, aliases, clone and much more.
Git Video Tutorial 3
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DSeyfEgoPOM)
Get the Cheat Sheet / Transcript Here : http://goo.gl/3gZ42J
In this part of my Git video tutorial I cover Branching, HEAD, Checkout, Rebasing, Reverting, Reset, Clean, and Mergetool. I also spend some time explaining what happens when you commit and how to solve merge conflicts.
Git Video Tutorial 4
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IYo-NoyvtQg)
Published on 2 May 2014
Get the Cheat Sheet and Transcript Here : http://goo.gl/jQo7rv
In this part of my git video tutorial I will answer a bunch of questions I have received.
We’ll cover how to generate and use SSH keys locally as well as on GitHub. We’ll then look at how to set up multiple GitHub accounts on one computer. Through this you’ll easily be able to change accounts with one simple command.
Then we’ll look at some examples on how the Fork & Pull workflow works on GitHub.