GIT Workflow - Georgia Tech - Software Development Process
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.พ. 2015
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The best intro to GIT
Best video about Git workflow I have watched so far. Every other one covers only some of the commands, but this one is actually an overview.
best quick intro to git for someone coming from TFS i have seen so far. thank you!
Great explanation and very visual. This is what I was looking for. Thanks!
That's the best explanation I got for git. Thank you very much for the effort.
This is the best explanation that I have managed to find, thank you! :)
This is highest quality video on git that I have seen so far.
Thank you. Very clear, quick and visually pleasing.
Best explanation ever. This champ know his work
👍👍👍
This is explined at very simplest level but very effective way so anyone can understand. Thanks a lot....
Simply the best explanation. Been searching the web and youtube for this. thank you udacity
I've been using git for a while but this finally made it click. thank you.
Awesome Explanation, even some of my App Dev team are struggling to articulate the Basic Git Worklow, Kudos to you!
Thank you for a very concise well presented information flow. Shockingly difficult to find all that info beginner friendly in one location.
Great video, it was very clear and easy to understand. Thank you for your effort!
Thank you so much for the great explanation and yes, such a clear visualization too.
explanation is simple and easy to understandable. thank you
Thank you very much for this clear and pedagogic explanation :)
excellent..visual explanation is always the best
Great video! Very clear! I have a better understanding now thanks to you!
Best video on learning git . Thank youu!!
Thanks a ton! Really helpful in an interactive way.
you simplified the usually complicated topic. Can you also talk about Forking, the same way you explained this. Thanks
It's nice ,way of explanation is great
After months of getting punched by git, I finally managed to understand what all of those commands mean by your amazing video. I owe you a beer man. Thank you!
Very well explained. Thank you
one of the best for git
Thank you! Great diagram.
Very well produced video and excellent lesson 👏 👍
Excellent explanation, thanks!
Exactly what I needed🥺
Very helpful. Thanks for the overview.
Great video indeed! I actually learned a little bit more about git than I already knew (but that's not really hard to say).
Do you have anything on branching? Thanks again!
Absolute crisp and clear explaination
Great video! Thank you :)
Innovative way of explaining git, really excellent and helpful.
thank you, great explanation
Great stuff!
Very useful explanation
great explanation ....👍
Thanks a lot!
Great, thanks!
wow perfect thanks sir
This is an awesome video
This is helpful. Thank you.
So helpful!
Excellent
best for quick revision
so easy to understand. I have a doubt regarding forking the github repo? what is it?
nice explanation thanks
Nice tutorial.
Do you also have a tutorial with the best practices for branching, rebasing...?
Bravo!
Well explained
Great tutorial, very helpful!
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What is the difference between Git clone and Git pull,, on what scenarios we use these
What is the terminology Head used for?
Whenever we clone a project from someone else's repo, does the local repo gets automatically formed or we have to fork the main repo to create a local repo?
The local repo gets automatically created.
hiee sir u have very clearly explained but i have a doubt, what is the use of stage in this process?
Stage will allow you to commit incrementally and smartly.
Let's say you modified 3 files f1, f2, f3 in your working directory.
But change to f3 is only formatting or doesn't relate at all to changes done to f1 and f2.
You can then stage (put in the index) f1 and f2 only, and do a first commit with an appropriate message.
Then you stage f3 and do a second commit with again an appropriate message.
You'll have a clean history in your branch with commits that are easily reviewed by any one.
And also you can remove, add, remove any file from the index at any time before committing, so it is very flexible.
love your accent..:)
Why is stage part used in workflow?
Install UI based git client and play there to understand WHAT you are doing, and only then- HOW you’re doing it. All git commands are extremely distracting from the big picture.
Yes the hand is unnecessarily distracting, but a good video.
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No need of the hand and the pen since you are not drawing anything and the pieces are being added gradually. Other than that great video!
he followed the flow with the hand and the pen. i liked it. sometimes things just pop up on the video and if i miss them, a few seconds later i realize that something is different and it didnt happend with the hand+pen!
Disagree. Non-verbal communication was expertly used.
Excellent