1. Commit goes to Local Master and Push goes to Remote Master 2. Before Committing, update your Local Master from Remote Master by taking a Pull from Remote Master
I wish more videos explained things as clearly as this video does. Thanks for taking the time to consider how to put the principles across and for posting.
That was awesome. You are the only one who could clearly explain to me the git concepts. However, the last bit of --rebase went straight on top of my head.
You are sooooo good at explaining complex things in a very simple way... Please upload the next video in this series. I am anxiously waiting to learn all the GIT series from you.. Please complete this play list..
This is a great set of videos - I wish I had seen it when I first started learning git! And the occasional engineering maxims thrown in are great ("in engineering...nothing should be magic to you").
Excellent explanation ... in 10 mins you really explained the basics. Thanks a ton.. Keep up the good work :) .. Looking forward for more videos on different GIT topics
I've spent the past 2 hours researching git and I learned nothing, but I feel like I've learned everything I need to know in the past 15 minutes... you are a god.
Awesome! I've been learning git for my internship and it has been so frustration lol. I've used so many git visualization tools to try to get a hang of it but when working with repositories that are years old and multiple gigabytes it gits (lul pun) really confusing 😅. Keep up the great work, can't wait to watch more!
DevForge Network Thanks! When I try to learn new languages and code I usually try to learn from example, but I find that there is a real lack of good real world example tutorials of get, most people know the basics of merging and rebasing and yatta yatta but when they go to use them in a real world scenario with large repositories they get lost. For example, integrating multiple remotes into one branch after fetching what's new on them can get messy and after a lot of merges there will usually be a few poorly merged branches that don't run probably.
How do we write a small batch file (for SmartGit) to clone from bitbucket, GIT Add, GIT Commit, GIT PUSH and GIT PULL, so we can handle it programmatically rather than using UI
This is great! What I want to understand is how the Remote Repository was created and populated. My scenario is that I have a steaming pile of demo code from a vendor that I want to modify for my application. So, I want to create a repository with the demo code in it.
To be precise, the equation at th-cam.com/video/8KCQe9Pm1kg/w-d-xo.html should read Local-repo ─ (local-changes) == Remote-repo ─ (local-changes) where ─ is the set difference operator.
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This guy has a good talent for explaining things simply
1. Commit goes to Local Master
and
Push goes to Remote Master
2. Before Committing, update your Local Master from Remote Master by taking a Pull from Remote Master
Absolutely the best and whole explanation, pls spare us other fools and continue this series!
Finally a good explanation. I HATE it when they "explain" but don't show a visual. Seeing it visually makes all the diff
I wish more videos explained things as clearly as this video does. Thanks for taking the time to consider how to put the principles across and for posting.
It is so relieving to learn that git can be simplified just to these 4 commands, haven't found a better and shorter video to understand!
That was awesome. You are the only one who could clearly explain to me the git concepts. However, the last bit of --rebase went straight on top of my head.
Searched for a short Git beginner tutorial, found your video! Thank you so much!
Best git tutorial for a beginner.
Finally found a Git tutorial that can explain Git visually. Cry... This is very useful to me. Thanks!
No learning experience beats learning from a subject-area expert who knows how to teach! 👍
*Excellent* video. 👌
Thank you.
BEST VIDEO EXPLAINING GIT I'VE SEEN YET. And I've seen too many.
You explained this so well!! And, as a designer, I love how you drew pictures to explain!! Spot on, thank you!!😀😀
Really like your video. The format is excellent. It is funny because I've been told to never use rebase.
You are sooooo good at explaining complex things in a very simple way...
Please upload the next video in this series.
I am anxiously waiting to learn all the GIT series from you..
Please complete this play list..
This is a great set of videos - I wish I had seen it when I first started learning git!
And the occasional engineering maxims thrown in are great ("in engineering...nothing should be magic to you").
It's a shame that this was never continued.
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Only 2 other videos, both under 4 minutes each :-( th-cam.com/channels/Uii27CTkMu_CK9atSu3vKA.htmlsearch?query=%22learn+to+git%22
Very good explanation and showcase, suddenly the mystics disappeared! A good videovoice too. Many thanks.
Excellent - one shot and basics are done!
The best GIT explanation video seen!
man, go on! I live in Russia, and your video is the best I could find on git
Excellent explanation ... in 10 mins you really explained the basics. Thanks a ton.. Keep up the good work :) .. Looking forward for more videos on different GIT topics
you maded the best video to explain Git. Please i and all the other Viewers are waiting for the next Video.
This is best video i have seen regarding git!! thank you
Awesome concept explanation
Thanks and I mean it, Visuals approach catch attention and makes life easy than theoretical approach compared to others...
Nice video. Easy to understand with the drawings. Thanks!
Very well explained, and not boring.. Thanks bud.
Did you ever do a follow up? I'd be stoked if you still decide to do one.
Excellent video! Waiting fot the next one!
I just started this video but extra points for this guy for amoled friendly tutorial
Very very well explained. Thanks so much
Beautifully explained!
Really loved the way you explained it! Great stuff man! Looking forward to more of your videos! :D
except log it is the best video to understand the concept of GIT.
Thanks in a million. Very well explained. A++
very well explained, Now I GET the GIT Thank you so much!
Wow. Your video and the way you explained it is the best I've ever seen. I can understand git better now. :)
Hi, thanks for the great explanation, but in 6:07 the equation should be 'Local == (Remote + Changes)' no ?
It could be both
This was great, thank you for such a nice and simple story of Git. I can't wait for the next video!
Finally! Best explanation, thanks for create this!
FINISH THE GIT VIDEOS YOUR SO GOOD AT EXPLAINING IT!!!
I've spent the past 2 hours researching git and I learned nothing, but I feel like I've learned everything I need to know in the past 15 minutes... you are a god.
Awesome! I've been learning git for my internship and it has been so frustration lol. I've used so many git visualization tools to try to get a hang of it but when working with repositories that are years old and multiple gigabytes it gits (lul pun) really confusing 😅. Keep up the great work, can't wait to watch more!
DevForge Network Thanks! When I try to learn new languages and code I usually try to learn from example, but I find that there is a real lack of good real world example tutorials of get, most people know the basics of merging and rebasing and yatta yatta but when they go to use them in a real world scenario with large repositories they get lost. For example, integrating multiple remotes into one branch after fetching what's new on them can get messy and after a lot of merges there will usually be a few poorly merged branches that don't run probably.
😍
DevForge Network where are the Videos? 😢
Very confident teacher, thank you.
Great session
this is so clean.
Where's the series? :D
U are the right guy!!! Done just excellent.
This guy is really good!
This is excellent!!
Excellent Video..Thanks!
Yes ty so much for that well explained version of the intro 🙌🏼
Very useful to me! Thanks!
Thank you for such a nice video series, waiting for more videos on branching and merging :)
very nicely explained
Nice video. excellent explanation.
What tool are you using to draw these?
Simple and powerful explanation really good job thank you
Thank you! Keep making cool videos like this one.
I went to a few video and I got nothing, After this video I finally understand it, Thank you for set it up with: an example and the graphics..
awesome and lucid explanation
He probably doesn’t even know how successful this video got, nor how great he is at explaining these concepts...
finally i got ur video & understood about git very well thank u so much hv a nice day !!!
C'mon, man! You must finish this series, please! It's really unique in a sea of shitty tutorials. :D
you should make more videos like this man
perfect explanation.
waiting for the next videos..
Still waiting
Finally! I finally get it! Thank you so much! :D :D :D
Where is the next video.Not able to find the next Please provide a link or make a playlist
Great video. Helped a lot.
nice explanation....just a little update it should be "Remote=Local-Changes"..... thanks
Awesome Video! Thank you
Nice explanation!
very helpful!
Thanks!
Good one to understand git .. Thanks!
It would be cool if you did a more advance version of this. For merging, rebasing, ect.
Hey, what software do you use for the drawing part?
Very Nice explanation..Thanks.
I am a little confused with the part of "Local == Remote - Change". Should it be "Local == Remote PLUS Change"?
Nice explanation bro, thank you
Awesome video! thank you so much.
How can I compare versions of the changes that have been made?
Why didn´t you continue making videos? You really got talent!
great job
How do we write a small batch file (for SmartGit) to clone from bitbucket, GIT Add, GIT Commit, GIT PUSH and GIT PULL, so we can handle it programmatically rather than using UI
Awesome explanation , thx
Where is the video after "Learn to Git: Basic Concepts"? I want more. :)
Oh meeeen , this is really a cool and easy way of explaining this thing , thanks tho
Is there a part 4?
I immediately laughed at the repo just chilling
It's a nice way to understand gti, however i think you should put a link to the next video in order to find it :(
what is gti?
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Bro I saw lots vedio I didn't understand but your video is awesome
What software was he using ? And with a mouse or tablet with stylus ?
This is great! What I want to understand is how the Remote Repository was created and populated. My scenario is that I have a steaming pile of demo code from a vendor that I want to modify for my application. So, I want to create a repository with the demo code in it.
You should continue the series! This is the best introduction to Git and it would be a miss if it stays unfinished.
Thanks. Can you please create playlist
nicely explained.
very nice video!
great explanation !!! tnx !
i am unable to find next videos help me with the links please
Thanks for the video!
To be precise, the equation at th-cam.com/video/8KCQe9Pm1kg/w-d-xo.html should read
Local-repo ─ (local-changes) == Remote-repo ─ (local-changes)
where ─ is the set difference operator.
where are your other videos
great explained thank you.