I was thinking as I watched this: "Damn Bucky is the man" . I have watched so many of your videos starting out with C , all the way to python. You have opened the world of programming up to me and wish I could have ran across these back in HS.
Thanks so much for putting this up - it is helping tremendously!!! Alot of stuff out there are for MAC OS users and I was freaking out b/c I need to know how to do this stuff like ASAP!
Hey bucky big fan of yours. For the last month i bought FL STUDIO 11 and i was watching your tutorials that u did last year. But you never finished them. I was wondering if you are going to finish them.. THANKS
So does add only add newly created files, and does commit only commit files that have been modified (along with newly created filed that have been added)?
thank you for this video :) when i would commit comes this message :On branch master Your branch is up to date with 'origin/master'. nothing to commit, working tree clean What can i do or should i do ?
when ever I press commit command I m getting an error saying that **please tell me who you are** run ...................................................
What I usually like to do is view any changes I made in git before I commit then push. I first view my changes with git status Then I get the list if I want to toss a change I then use git checkout "path/to/modified/thing" Then I add everything git add -A -A is a git flag for ALL Finally commit with a message. git commit -m "Some Message Describing All My Changes" Then depending which fork or repo I am pushing to. By default master (Not Recommended) git push -u origin master. Complete.
I really prefer command prompt instead of bash. So instead of using linux commands like ls we can just used good old dir to get a directory listing. Instead of git add . we can just use git add *. I am not sure the point of bash other than learning linux commands instead of windows
Git bash contains packages compiled for windows that contains bash and a collection of separate *nix utilities like ssh, scp, cat, find and others can be executed when moving on to more advanced usage. Every Stackoverflow answers related to Git is assuming you are using the bash cause that's whats most common among git power users. There's alot more I could say about this but if you're using Git on a "beginner/intermediate" stage you will most likely not face big trouble. I know when I first used the terminal in Ubuntu I was so mad and frustrated cause the syntax from CMD was turned upside down, but it's not that hard getting into it. I had a notepad doc I wrote my own cheat sheet (translation) I tabbed to alot, 2 days after it's a piece of cake, but I know the pain thinking of learning a new syntax, linux doesn't look pretty sometimes, just for instance my VM linux graphics card was renamed for other purposes and the to fix it the command was: xrandr --newmode "1024x768" 60.00 1024 1072 1176 1328 768 771 775 798 -hsync +vsync But my point is, that kinda shows us the limits with linux terminal compared against windows. It's a badass tool that doesn't stop you when you first know how to be the chef of the syntax. I use windows 10 as my main operative system and that's no way I'll go over to linux, but when it comes to the bash and server management etc, I'm not ever gonna deal with windows on that part (Are you sure you want to continue, are you super sure, UAC triggers followed by error message cause it's inesecure about a DLL, so you'll need to unlock it from the properties page). Linux is like, " delete system32, no problem, ur a big boy now, this is afterall your pc, do what you want.". Well, that was my launch .. If you consider trying you could go to atlassian's website for easy and user friendly documentation (that's where I started) :)
Thanks for your observations. Actually since using the Raspberry Pi I am getting a lot better with bash, but for using git I still prefer windows command line. I have been using git in cmd for a few months now and there is nothing so far that I have come across which I haven't been able to do. Now I have learnt a lot about the linux operating system I am not scared of bash, but on windows I just feel more comfortable in command line.
Hello guys Just continue learning codes and always and always practice with it orelse u will foget it ,for the next couple of videos u will see what i have written thank you ymk
That's the only Git tutorial with a good sense of humor out there.
sense of humor and to the point! all other tutorials are pure bullshit
yeah! I like his turorials!
@@Juznik1389 Othres can only try xd
Bucky, you are amazing. Anytime I need a tutorial on something I know that yours will be the best...the clearest and easiest to understand. Thanks.
amen
are you still active?
Glad to hear your voice again, Bucky! Missed your tuts
I was thinking as I watched this: "Damn Bucky is the man" . I have watched so many of your videos starting out with C , all the way to python. You have opened the world of programming up to me and wish I could have ran across these back in HS.
I'm in programming exam and had no idea how to do this, man, you just saved me.
love how you explain your tutorials, makes my studying easier. thanks :)
Thanks so much for putting this up - it is helping tremendously!!! Alot of stuff out there are for MAC OS users and I was freaking out b/c I need to know how to do this stuff like ASAP!
thanks for your not boring tutorials :)
Bucky great sense of humour, i am subscribing for you channel
Bucky - you're friggin' awesome.
preety freaking sweet bucky..nice tutorials..thanks
Commit info starts around 4:26 there's a bit more talking than necessary here.
you saved my data
omg! You are amazing, this is the only tutorial that I understood! thank you Bucky! keep it up!
These are the best, and you are the best
You are my favorite teacher ..
*Replay button* killed for that intro music for this tutorial... too funny 😆😆 i loved it ha ha
Nice video. When you started typing "I am" i was pretty sure that it will be something with Buck who came to ... ;D
Yup.. your singing is good. 😂 and way of teaching is also great.
I see this vdo in 2021 I still love thenewboston real fan
great tutorial, love the AE tuts. thanks for sharing
Bucky I love you. Great stuff.
Perfect! YES! This is the best day of my life! uhaehuae
Thanks!
Yeah that was the best moment of my life :)
your tuts are totally cool am realy geting to understand this stufs now
Hahaha. So cool. I like the sense of humor. Eases the technical stuff a little bit, know what am saying?!
I salute you sir...... I love you from India....
You so funny guy man and takes into cool learning process
FINALLY! WELCOME BACK BUCKY! :)
error: switch `m' requires a value when i tried the git commit -m command in bash
help meeeee i given git status after of git ini and appears
git status
on branch master
no commits yet
help me please
Learning in 2016! Thanks!
If we want to change folder then what should I do
Hey bucky big fan of yours. For the last month i bought FL STUDIO 11 and i was watching your tutorials that u did last year. But you never finished them. I was wondering if you are going to finish them.. THANKS
He never finishes half the things he starts. You just lucked out.
really like your tutorial, the best!
Excuse i just had a question what is git commit -am "I'm coding " what is (-am) actually do
So clear Tutorial , so awesome
You'd probably do pretty well on American Idol, just need a bit of auto-tune nowadays!
Anyway, very helpful tutorial. Thank you.
We can commit without using touch code?
pls can someone send the link to the forum he mentioned in the video
hey bucky, how do I call the commit on the commandline if I ever need to go back to the point we just set up?
Than you very much, Bucky.
GOD bless you and keep you :).
How is a message written when only 'git commit' is executed?
This guy is cool as shit
So does add only add newly created files, and does commit only commit files that have been modified (along with newly created filed that have been added)?
Where are the first 3 tutorials? (:
Thanks for explaining those commands
cool man
thank you for this video :) when i would commit comes this message :On branch master
Your branch is up to date with 'origin/master'.
nothing to commit, working tree clean
What can i do or should i do ?
Hi Sir I need ur help bcoz i m face this error durinf push command nd clone command git@(ipaddresss)'s password:
Permission denied, please try again.
Thank you very much, great videos.
should i commit line by line
when am typing git add . it is showing "not a git repository " how to proceed further sir.
check the directory .. and see if you have .git folder
ls - la is not working on my system .
when ever I press commit command I m getting an error saying that
**please tell me who you are**
run
...................................................
Watch Bucky's second video on git.
Git Tutorial - 2 - Config Our Username and Email
After writing git add.
There is a problem .it shows not a git repository
try "git add ." not "git add."
Thank you so much for the tutorial!
I would call in to vote for you if you went on American Idol
What I usually like to do is view any changes I made in git before I commit then push. I first view my changes with
git status
Then I get the list if I want to toss a change I then use
git checkout "path/to/modified/thing"
Then I add everything
git add -A
-A is a git flag for ALL
Finally commit with a message.
git commit -m "Some Message Describing All My Changes"
Then depending which fork or repo I am pushing to. By default master (Not Recommended)
git push -u origin master.
Complete.
Bucku, I really like your weirdo way of starting a new video tutorial :D
Thanks sir for basics..
superb tutorial!
He must have just gotten off, because he isn't afraid of nuttin.
for "fatal : Not a git repository" error
intialize by typing : git init
+Paras Ftl You didn't initialize the repository. See previous tutorial
Sir you are great!
Thank you Bucky.. how did American Idol???
I really prefer command prompt instead of bash. So instead of using linux commands like ls we can just used good old dir to get a directory listing. Instead of git add . we can just use git add *. I am not sure the point of bash other than learning linux commands instead of windows
Git bash contains packages compiled for windows that contains bash and a collection of separate *nix utilities like ssh, scp, cat, find and others can be executed when moving on to more advanced usage. Every Stackoverflow answers related to Git is assuming you are using the bash cause that's whats most common among git power users. There's alot more I could say about this but if you're using Git on a "beginner/intermediate" stage you will most likely not face big trouble.
I know when I first used the terminal in Ubuntu I was so mad and frustrated cause the syntax from CMD was turned upside down, but it's not that hard getting into it. I had a notepad doc I wrote my own cheat sheet (translation) I tabbed to alot, 2 days after it's a piece of cake, but I know the pain thinking of learning a new syntax, linux doesn't look pretty sometimes, just for instance my VM linux graphics card was renamed for other purposes and the to fix it the command was:
xrandr --newmode "1024x768" 60.00 1024 1072 1176 1328 768 771 775 798 -hsync +vsync
But my point is, that kinda shows us the limits with linux terminal compared against windows. It's a badass tool that doesn't stop you when you first know how to be the chef of the syntax.
I use windows 10 as my main operative system and that's no way I'll go over to linux, but when it comes to the bash and server management etc, I'm not ever gonna deal with windows on that part (Are you sure you want to continue, are you super sure, UAC triggers followed by error message cause it's inesecure about a DLL, so you'll need to unlock it from the properties page). Linux is like, " delete system32, no problem, ur a big boy now, this is afterall your pc, do what you want.".
Well, that was my launch .. If you consider trying you could go to atlassian's website for easy and user friendly documentation (that's where I started) :)
Thanks for your observations. Actually since using the Raspberry Pi I am getting a lot better with bash, but for using git I still prefer windows command line. I have been using git in cmd for a few months now and there is nothing so far that I have come across which I haven't been able to do. Now I have learnt a lot about the linux operating system I am not scared of bash, but on windows I just feel more comfortable in command line.
Git add .
Git commit -m "comment done for Bucky"
thanks so much i was lost
Press 0 on your keyboard repeatedly
0:00
Hello guys Just continue learning codes and always and always practice with it orelse u will foget it ,for the next couple of videos u will see what i have written
thank you
ymk
Liked away with the intro
Thanks Bucky
Don't you think his name should be Tony instead of bucky ? He surely sounds like iron man :P
Great tutorial, tho. You're kinda funny haha
$ ls don's work, anyone same ?
Not much into to work on here, but remember to exclude "$" from the commands if that's what you've done.
Danke bucky
Can I git clone that? 😆
you are awsome
make up your mind, do you like tuna or ham?
using open sources tools like git on windows #facepalm
Why do you #facepalm ? It's perfectly fine to do that...
So?
You just gotta LUV open source stuff, don't ya!
2:11 with subtitles
💀💀💀
Bucky Cool!
Alright guys
Supperb
nice
use git init before git add .
I'm nick and I like . . . well
Please, don't ever sing again.