Git Version Control: Managing Projects with GUI and Command Line

Maintaining a history of your code is vital for any developer, yet getting started with version control can feel overwhelming. This course simplifies the process by explaining how Git functions and how to use it effectively in your daily work. You will transition from manual file backups to a professional version control workflow. By learning to navigate both graphical tools and the terminal, you will gain the flexibility to manage repositories, handle branches, and sync your work with remote platforms like GitHub or Bitbucket. You will also explore modern practices such as managing authentication with SSH and understanding basic conflict resolution. What you'll learn: - Understand core version control concepts and foundational Git terminology - Navigate local repositories using popular graphical interfaces - Execute essential Git commands through the terminal for precise control - Create and manage branches to experiment with new features safely - Synchronize local code with remote storage platforms for backup and collaboration - Apply modern branching strategies and basic conflict resolution techniques The lessons begin with foundational definitions and local setup before moving into practical workflows using both visual clients and the command line. You will practice through written explanations and code-based exercises that simulate real-world development scenarios. This course is designed for absolute beginners and web developers who are new to version control; no prior experience with Git or the command line is required. Start building a more organized and professional development workflow today.