Amazing 3 part tutorial. Simple enough for anyone to understand, really broke down a seemingly complex subject. Thank you for saving my university life. And props to myself for self-learning, and to anyone else that reads this comment too!
Thank you for taking the time to do such a thorough job. This is gold dust to those of us who work on our own and only really need to use basic branching. It is refreshing to have someone who clearly routinely works in a team explain how developers manage different streams. I wish your channel all the success it deserves.
I have followed all 3 videos in this series and it's been a great learning experience. The pace, the examples, the explanations everything is just perfect. Would definitely recommend to all my colleagues. Thank you so much.
DUDE! Thank you, I just finished your 10 video playlist as of this video and I intend to watch the rest of the videos that you have uploaded! Super grateful for these, I'm already a software engineer but this is improving my engineering literacy and competence so much!
Thank you! I'm a solo developer and I was having a hard time coming up with a solid workflow. Your video really helped me figure out what I want to do.
I'm happy it helps! Usually I create a branch and merge it in even when I'm working alone since it gets me into the habit, and also it's easier to review my code using the Pull Request process on GitHub
Learning from a senior developer is super different comparing to others. After learning all 3 videos about git and github I can understand git now. Your teaching method is the best. I do not see anyone better than you on youtube and even paid courses.
Coming across your channel was one of the best things that happened to me on TH-cam. I've learned from your HTML and CSS video, your JavaScript videos, and then this. I am working on a project with my friend and my knowledge of Git was murky, but because of how well you explained everything in this 3 part course, I clearly understand how to use GitHub. Thank you for this, you're truly making a tech career possible for anyone.
This is one of the simplest and best explained git tutorial I have come across. You keep things simple. You walk through simple scenarios and then build up to more complex scenarios. Very well done.
You are such a sweet heart.. I transitioned my career recently from Administration to Development.. Wouldn't have survived without your 3 videos.. The pdf is crystal clear.. God bless you for all your efforts and knowledge sharing..
You are a lifesaver! Your HTML CSS course is amazing, and you also made an incredible video! Keep going our community needs people like you. I really appreciate that!
Simon am such a slow leaner and am doing a career change at 46 doing full stack and l must say l almost quit until l watched your JavaScript tutorial! Now am confident l will master my program! You are such an amazing tutor and when you explain it's as if you were part of the JS and Git team when they came up with these programs! l guess all am trying to say is thank you!
Thank you very much it helped me a lot but I want to mention that its generally recommended to resolve conflicts on the branch where the changes were introduced to keep a cleaner and more organized history. Wish you all luck who reading this :)
I've watched all 3 parts and I reaaally learned a lot. As a freshman in university majoring in computer science, your courses taught me what I won't learn from the university classes. It's well-organized and I have no problem with your clear English even though I'm not good at English. Thank you!!!
thanksssss, simon, i saw so many git tutorials, but this one is the best, i spent 3 months(i know it is too long) to understand how git works and had no success, but you explained it in 3 videos, thank you very much
Note always use this command to delete "git branch -d " instead of "-D" because "-d" will warn you id there are any uncommited changes, where as "-D" will directly delete which is a big loss if you have any uncommited changes.
This 3-part video was such a thorough tutorial, you don't know how happy & excited I felt after finishing it & getting to apply it to my project. I know you made this two years ago, but I want to let you know that even now, you're still able to help aspiring devs learn through your videos. I've been gushing about you and your channel to my friends recently HAHAHA. I hope you and your channel gets the success it deserves!!
You are one of the reasons which made me confident that, I can program like a pro and things that seem complicated aren't hard, just a good teacher can make it look easy.
This will probably get lost on the algorithm but I wanted to say thank you for helping me survive work, Simon. I am also watching your HTML and CSS tutorial incrementally and you’re the best explainer out here. The way you simplify and make examples about abstract concepts are awesome.
Normally i did give any comments... But this guy break my rules and pull my finger to type this ... This is absolutely amazing video.. its completely feel like Master level about branching and merging 💫💯
SuperSimpleDev and @IAmTimCorey are saving my sanity. After years of being the "IT guy who doesn't understand the fundamentals behind the stuff he works with", I have been making a effort to educate myself in my spare time to begin cracking open the black boxes I work with day after day. I have mapped a course of learning as suggested by Tim in one of his videos, and so far, I have been very pleased with the SuperSimpleDev courses I have completed...starting with HTML5/CSS3 and now Git Fundamentals. The latter has already made a big difference in my ability to complete a project. Thank you, SSD; you are an excellent teacher!
It was Absolutely AMAZING. Exactly the stuff I was looking for. I was tired of only the basic intro to git videos. You did an awesome job explaining the team workflow and how it should be used. ♥
Really enjoyed learning with this tutorial! I feel like I have a better grasp on git and github. The explanations on merging and branching really were explained in simple terms where someone that is new to tech can understand. Thanks for this video!
This was the best Git and Github tutorial I've ever watched. I went through all 3 parts and did every example. I now have a much better understanding of how everything works. Liked and subscribed😎 Thank you so much!
Thank you again for making these tutorials. I'm an aspiring programmer and after watching the three videos, I feel like I have a solid base to use both Git and GitHub (which baffled me so much before).
Thank you sir...I have watched your all 3 part series on Git and I dont think anyone would have been able to explain minutely the way you did it...Thanks I am feeling more confident now on using Git and also to face interview questions , before this I used to mug up the commands but didn't knew the actual background of it..
Thanks for watching 😀 yup all the git commands we use serve a purpose and once we understand that it’s much easier to know what to do. That’s interesting, I actually haven’t encountered Git questions in an interview though (other than they ask me to download a project repo from git to work on)
You are amazing! I went through all 3 videos and I went from being clueless on the command line and wanting to download/use VS Code to fully understanding. Now I just need more practice. Thank you so much for your clear and concise videos and please keep it up! I can't wait to learn more from your videos.
Best tutorial ever. Very easy to follow from start to finish. I had zero knowledge on git but now im confident with the syntax and workflow of how to use git. My internship coming up and I can’t wait to apply on a real project. Looking forward to more tutorials. I’m truly grateful and indebted to you. You deserve 1M subs!
I'm not even a native English speaker but the way that you explain everything is easy to understand. Also, that work experience that you've been adding to the videos, really adds a lot of value. Thanks for sharing that. Subscribed++.
Thank you so much! I am very new to coding (let alone Git and Github) and trying to set up the system to link between files on my PC to the Github. I was searching around, reading through probably more than 20 sources in the timespan of days. None really worked for me. Your video is the answer! I really appreciate your help and sharing the knowledge. Please continue the great works, we need you.
Hi Simon, thank you very much for your git and GitHub tutorials. Before this, I always felt like git and GitHub were so intimidating, but you made them so easy to understand and I have learned a lot of knowledge from you =)
Damn you are a natural teacher. Thank you. The teachers at my coding bootcamp should take notice. I felt so dumb not understanding this and you explain it so well. Apparently I made it way more complicated in my head.
Really nice and clear explanation. I was interning at a company last year, and I saw the feature branch workflow in action. I had a really difficult time understanding what was going on because it was all new to me, and as a result, encountering a ton of merge conflicts because other developers were making the changes to the same repo too. Most of the time I was merging branches here and there and as a result, sometimes even losing the work I did. After following along the video, I got over my fear of branches. I still am confused about why would we merge master to feature2 branch though instead of the other way around. I'll still need a bit of practise with this. All in all, really nice explanation!
Really appreaciate what u have done for those vids, i have watched all the git tutorial that u have posted, i gotta say that they help me alot, thank u again from the bottom of my heart!!!!
when doing merging I always get confused about whether I should be using git merge develop or git merge release and on which branch I should stay while performing these merging.The way u raised question and explained them, Now it's very clear in my mind. Thank u so much for your crystal clear explanation.
Finally found a video that explains the conflicts. The examples are great. I hope you can teach us what happens when it has conflicts in multiple files.
Simon, you're a very intelligent guy and talented teacher! The course is really amazing. It was extremely useful for me as a guy who is beginner in front-end development. I don't know for sure but this 3 hours course seems to cover like 80% or more all Git interaction scenarios at real job. Your videos inspire me to learn and practice :) Watching your videos has never turned to be a waste of time, because all the time I spent on them - was worth it. Thank you a lot, brother! 😎 The only thing that stood unclear for me is that why we merged master branch into feature4 in the "Resolve merge conflicts on our computer" part. I mean, why wouldn't we just merge feature3 into master, and then feature4 into master, facing and resolving the same conflict as you shown in the video. It's either just me not understing something, or there's no difference in whether you merge master into feature4 or the other way around.
Thank you for this comment. I was also wondering the same thing. Also, at 48:40 why does it show the message "Merge branch 'master' into feature2"? We merged the feature2 into the master not the other way around.
@@AbhinavKumar-hx4geBecause first you have to resolve conflicts on the feature branch, and then you can complete the pull request (i.e. merging the feature branch into the master branch). If you merge the feature branch into the master branch right away, the pull request will be completed as well, but you won't be able to use the pull request features offered by Github, like inline comments on specific lines of code (which also create disussion threads), a comment thread on the pull request itself, approval of the pull request, and request changes for the pull request.
I really liked watching all three of these modules. You have an amazing and succinct teaching style free of pleonasm. Continue the excellent work; thank you very much.
Thanks. I last used git in 2018. I needed this refresher. This is the part of git that really messes me up. Very clear explanation. Thanks thanks. More topics please.
Thank you very much for these amazing lessons. The real world examples and their graphical explanations were really helpful. You are very good at breaking down seemingly complex task into less overwhelming steps.
Thanks for your support!! I was going to notify you after the HD finished processing, but looks like you found this video anyway 😀 hahah I used to be a TA in college, I really enjoy teaching!
Superb tutorial, such kind of video is not available in you tube, you have done good job and justice with the topic. please create advance tutorial on topics like rebase and merge etc.
Just finished all three Git and Github videos! Loved your teaching method, would definitely appreciate a course or video about testing :). Thanks for this helpful course!
please don't skip ads...he is working really hard to make us understand
I have adblocker but i put mi like and comment to help to the algoritm
but i am a premium member
@@paragggoyal1552 I Think if you are premium they get a cut directly -- > So no worries for that :)
But the creator turned off the ads
I don't, I use youtube premium 😅
Amazing 3 part tutorial. Simple enough for anyone to understand, really broke down a seemingly complex subject. Thank you for saving my university life. And props to myself for self-learning, and to anyone else that reads this comment too!
Thank you for taking the time to do such a thorough job. This is gold dust to those of us who work on our own and only really need to use basic branching. It is refreshing to have someone who clearly routinely works in a team explain how developers manage different streams. I wish your channel all the success it deserves.
Thanks for watching! 😀 most of the time with Git, it's better to keep it simple
@@SuperSimpleDev Thank you for those 3 simple Git explanation videos.
literally from zero to hero
I have followed all 3 videos in this series and it's been a great learning experience.
The pace, the examples, the explanations everything is just perfect.
Would definitely recommend to all my colleagues.
Thank you so much.
DUDE! Thank you, I just finished your 10 video playlist as of this video and I intend to watch the rest of the videos that you have uploaded! Super grateful for these, I'm already a software engineer but this is improving my engineering literacy and competence so much!
Thank you! I'm a solo developer and I was having a hard time coming up with a solid workflow. Your video really helped me figure out what I want to do.
I'm happy it helps! Usually I create a branch and merge it in even when I'm working alone since it gets me into the habit, and also it's easier to review my code using the Pull Request process on GitHub
this is one of the best tuto in branching and merging in youtube, great work
Learning from a senior developer is super different comparing to others. After learning all 3 videos about git and github I can understand git now. Your teaching method is the best. I do not see anyone better than you on youtube and even paid courses.
Coming across your channel was one of the best things that happened to me on TH-cam. I've learned from your HTML and CSS video, your JavaScript videos, and then this. I am working on a project with my friend and my knowledge of Git was murky, but because of how well you explained everything in this 3 part course, I clearly understand how to use GitHub. Thank you for this, you're truly making a tech career possible for anyone.
This is one of the simplest and best explained git tutorial I have come across. You keep things simple. You walk through simple scenarios and then build up to more complex scenarios. Very well done.
Thanks for watching! I'm happy you're able to understand the explanations!
I think this is the best video talking about branching and how to work daily using Git, Thanks man.
This is the best tutorial for branches Available on TH-cam
You are such a sweet heart.. I transitioned my career recently from Administration to Development.. Wouldn't have survived without your 3 videos.. The pdf is crystal clear.. God bless you for all your efforts and knowledge sharing..
You are a lifesaver! Your HTML CSS course is amazing, and you also made an incredible video! Keep going our community needs people like you. I really appreciate that!
Best Git tutorial I ever witnessed.
Simon am such a slow leaner and am doing a career change at 46 doing full stack and l must say l almost quit until l watched your JavaScript tutorial! Now am confident l will master my program! You are such an amazing tutor and when you explain it's as if you were part of the JS and Git team when they came up with these programs! l guess all am trying to say is thank you!
If you had never made this video, I would have never learned git or github. Best tutorial on youtube.
Thank you very much it helped me a lot but I want to mention that its generally recommended to resolve conflicts on the branch where the changes were introduced to keep a cleaner and more organized history. Wish you all luck who reading this :)
I've watched all 3 parts and I reaaally learned a lot. As a freshman in university majoring in computer science, your courses taught me what I won't learn from the university classes. It's well-organized and I have no problem with your clear English even though I'm not good at English. Thank you!!!
CS student at Illinois here, exceptional tutorial man. Better than anything showed in class. Thumbs upped for sure.
thanksssss, simon, i saw so many git tutorials, but this one is the best, i spent 3 months(i know it is too long) to understand how git works and had no success, but you explained it in 3 videos, thank you very much
Note always use this command to delete "git branch -d " instead of "-D" because "-d" will warn you id there are any uncommited changes, where as "-D" will directly delete which is a big loss if you have any uncommited changes.
This 3-part video was such a thorough tutorial, you don't know how happy & excited I felt after finishing it & getting to apply it to my project. I know you made this two years ago, but I want to let you know that even now, you're still able to help aspiring devs learn through your videos. I've been gushing about you and your channel to my friends recently HAHAHA. I hope you and your channel gets the success it deserves!!
You are one of the reasons which made me confident that, I can program like a pro and things that seem complicated aren't hard, just a good teacher can make it look easy.
This will probably get lost on the algorithm but I wanted to say thank you for helping me survive work, Simon. I am also watching your HTML and CSS tutorial incrementally and you’re the best explainer out here. The way you simplify and make examples about abstract concepts are awesome.
Hello, as a younger developer from London your videos on HTML and css and GIT has so priceless to me and i wanted to say a big thank You.
Great to hear Favour! Thanks!
Normally i did give any comments... But this guy break my rules and pull my finger to type this ...
This is absolutely amazing video.. its completely feel like Master level about branching and merging 💫💯
SuperSimpleDev and @IAmTimCorey are saving my sanity. After years of being the "IT guy who doesn't understand the fundamentals behind the stuff he works with", I have been making a effort to educate myself in my spare time to begin cracking open the black boxes I work with day after day. I have mapped a course of learning as suggested by Tim in one of his videos, and so far, I have been very pleased with the SuperSimpleDev courses I have completed...starting with HTML5/CSS3 and now Git Fundamentals. The latter has already made a big difference in my ability to complete a project. Thank you, SSD; you are an excellent teacher!
It was Absolutely AMAZING. Exactly the stuff I was looking for. I was tired of only the basic intro to git videos. You did an awesome job explaining the team workflow and how it should be used. ♥
This is the best Git tutorial I have ever watch. Good job mate
This is such a detailed, helpful, and easy-to-understand video teaching git. Love it! Thanks so much!
Really enjoyed learning with this tutorial! I feel like I have a better grasp on git and github. The explanations on merging and branching really were explained in simple terms where someone that is new to tech can understand. Thanks for this video!
This was the best Git and Github tutorial I've ever watched. I went through all 3 parts and did every example. I now have a much better understanding of how everything works. Liked and subscribed😎 Thank you so much!
Thanks for your nice comment! I am glad that it helped! :)
Thank you again for making these tutorials. I'm an aspiring programmer and after watching the three videos, I feel like I have a solid base to use both Git and GitHub (which baffled me so much before).
I wish I could super-like this video.. so clear and concise, with amazing visual aids and examples - perfect!
By far the best teacher I've watched on TH-cam. Thank you Simon.
No one ever explained git like you the best video on TH-cam. million thanks to you 💖
Thank you sir...I have watched your all 3 part series on Git and I dont think anyone would have been able to explain minutely the way you did it...Thanks I am feeling more confident now on using Git and also to face interview questions , before this I used to mug up the commands but didn't knew the actual background of it..
Thanks for watching 😀 yup all the git commands we use serve a purpose and once we understand that it’s much easier to know what to do. That’s interesting, I actually haven’t encountered Git questions in an interview though (other than they ask me to download a project repo from git to work on)
You are amazing! I went through all 3 videos and I went from being clueless on the command line and wanting to download/use VS Code to fully understanding. Now I just need more practice. Thank you so much for your clear and concise videos and please keep it up! I can't wait to learn more from your videos.
Thanks for watching! I'm happy you found it helpful
I never *really* learn git, so I keep coming to tutorials and learning bit by bit. This video improved my understanding, thanks for making it!
Clean! Accurate. Thanks for being so clear and clutter less. Brilliant guide.
The easiest git branching explanation !
Thanks mate thats an amazing tutorial. This made me less afraid of using branches. It was clear, precise and had the right pacing. keep it up!
Best tutorial ever. Very easy to follow from start to finish. I had zero knowledge on git but now im confident with the syntax and workflow of how to use git. My internship coming up and I can’t wait to apply on a real project. Looking forward to more tutorials. I’m truly grateful and indebted to you. You deserve 1M subs!
Thanks for watching! That's awesome, hopefully when you start using it on the job, it will be a lot easier to see how and why git is used
I'm not even a native English speaker but the way that you explain everything is easy to understand. Also, that work experience that you've been adding to the videos, really adds a lot of value. Thanks for sharing that. Subscribed++.
Very crisp and clear explanation of Git from scratch. Thanks a ton . Need more videos on other topics please like CI/CD Jenkins , Microservice etc.
This is really real stuff. This is what a software engineer does in daily life. Appreciate his work 👏 🙌
I started from part 1 and then watched all, and now I am confident I can start working. Thank you for sharing your knowledge for free!
Thank you so much! I am very new to coding (let alone Git and Github) and trying to set up the system to link between files on my PC to the Github. I was searching around, reading through probably more than 20 sources in the timespan of days. None really worked for me. Your video is the answer! I really appreciate your help and sharing the knowledge. Please continue the great works, we need you.
You are the real MVP, thank you very much. We hope to see more amazing content in 2023.
This Git series is awesome. Now to do some practicing. Thank you so much. I'm sharing this with my team.
Hi Simon, thank you very much for your git and GitHub tutorials. Before this, I always felt like git and GitHub were so intimidating, but you made them so easy to understand and I have learned a lot of knowledge from you =)
This course was absolutely increadible. Thank you very much
Damn you are a natural teacher. Thank you. The teachers at my coding bootcamp should take notice. I felt so dumb not understanding this and you explain it so well. Apparently I made it way more complicated in my head.
Thanks for watching! I appreciate your support!
Another great tutorial. Your explanations are so clear.
That supersimpledev name doesn't lie. Very nice 3 part tutorial
Thanks for watching :) Hope you enjoyed the tutorial.
you made it crystal clear. Thank you so much
no one made it this simple to understand 😊
Thanks for watching 😄
This tutorial is a great resource for learning about programming. Thanks
Just here to say, 'Thank you and much appreciated'!!
You know how to explain concepts.
Really nice and clear explanation. I was interning at a company last year, and I saw the feature branch workflow in action. I had a really difficult time understanding what was going on because it was all new to me, and as a result, encountering a ton of merge conflicts because other developers were making the changes to the same repo too. Most of the time I was merging branches here and there and as a result, sometimes even losing the work I did. After following along the video, I got over my fear of branches. I still am confused about why would we merge master to feature2 branch though instead of the other way around. I'll still need a bit of practise with this. All in all, really nice explanation!
Really appreaciate what u have done for those vids, i have watched all the git tutorial that u have posted, i gotta say that they help me alot, thank u again from the bottom of my heart!!!!
I like your style. No flash, no pizzazz. Subscribed.
This is what everyone might need .. thanks
I have never seen such great tutorial about git branching. Loved it❤🎉🎉
when doing merging I always get confused about whether I should be using git merge develop or git merge release and on which branch I should stay while performing these merging.The way u raised question and explained them, Now it's very clear in my mind. Thank u so much for your crystal clear explanation.
I'm so happy to hear that! 😄 Yea it becomes easier once you get the hang of it
You seriously need to keep up with teaching broo.. you're really good
Wow, seriously thank you for taking out so much time for this. God bless you!
Please, allow me to call you Simple-Simon. Thank you for making Git and GitHub very simple.
Explained exactly how any one can imagine when learning this branching and merging concepts..thanks for your work...
Thanks for watching 😀
Finally found a video that explains the conflicts. The examples are great. I hope you can teach us what happens when it has conflicts in multiple files.
Your Platform is the best. I've watched all your videos and I can't wait to have more contents from you. You made learning Git fun. Thank You 👍
Thank you for your comment! I am glad that you like them :)
@@SuperSimpleDev I wish you could be active on your social media platforms like Instagram or Twitter.
Simon, you're a very intelligent guy and talented teacher! The course is really amazing. It was extremely useful for me as a guy who is beginner in front-end development. I don't know for sure but this 3 hours course seems to cover like 80% or more all Git interaction scenarios at real job. Your videos inspire me to learn and practice :) Watching your videos has never turned to be a waste of time, because all the time I spent on them - was worth it. Thank you a lot, brother! 😎
The only thing that stood unclear for me is that why we merged master branch into feature4 in the "Resolve merge conflicts on our computer" part. I mean, why wouldn't we just merge feature3 into master, and then feature4 into master, facing and resolving the same conflict as you shown in the video.
It's either just me not understing something, or there's no difference in whether you merge master into feature4 or the other way around.
Thank you for this comment. I was also wondering the same thing. Also, at 48:40 why does it show the message "Merge branch 'master' into feature2"? We merged the feature2 into the master not the other way around.
@@AbhinavKumar-hx4ge did you get any idea why this happened..even I'm trying to figure out
@@abhishekc3556 not yet brother
@@AbhinavKumar-hx4geBecause first you have to resolve conflicts on the feature branch, and then you can complete the pull request (i.e. merging the feature branch into the master branch). If you merge the feature branch into the master branch right away, the pull request will be completed as well, but you won't be able to use the pull request features offered by Github, like inline comments on specific lines of code (which also create disussion threads), a comment thread on the pull request itself, approval of the pull request, and request changes for the pull request.
I really liked watching all three of these modules. You have an amazing and succinct teaching style free of pleonasm. Continue the excellent work; thank you very much.
Thank you for such an elaborate video. It helped a lot!
Thanks. I last used git in 2018. I needed this refresher. This is the part of git that really messes me up. Very clear explanation. Thanks thanks. More topics please.
I’m glad it was helpful 😄 thanks for watching
I am very new to git and github. Thank you so much for the great content. It is very helpful!!!
Thank you very much for these amazing lessons. The real world examples and their graphical explanations were really helpful. You are very good at breaking down seemingly complex task into less overwhelming steps.
This course was amazing, thanks for everything!!!
Your content is beyond amazing. Would love to see more useful and such amazing tutorials from you.
Looking forward for more well explained videos on git, github and other software technologies such as this,Thanks
Thank you soooooo much!!!
I clearly understood the complete video!!!!
Million billion trillion thanks to you!!!!!
You are great teacher, I understood every bit of what you said. Thank you so much. Best video I ever watched
Got a real time organization experience!!! Thanks a ton
Thank you for being the best out there. You are saving lives🫶🏼
Thanks!
Super thanks for your super thanks!😊@iurgnail
This was the exact video I was searching for!!
Thank you so much!!!!
Great course! Extremely valuable input for someone who is about to start working in collaboration with other developers.
I watch many of your videos. So elegantly explained. Thank you
I've learned so much in 1 hour. Subscribed Thanks!!!!
Analogies and visual explanations are top notch! I wouldn't be surprised if somebody one day came to You with a solid offer to be a teacher😄😄
Thanks for your support!! I was going to notify you after the HD finished processing, but looks like you found this video anyway 😀 hahah I used to be a TA in college, I really enjoy teaching!
Thank you for this tutorial, its very professional , very clean and easy to follow!
Awesome, the three part tutorial has helped a lot
Thank you.
It is easy to understand. Your teaching skill is great.
Thank you for creating this series..!
Excellent, git branches merge finally makes sense to me. Nicely done
Great! 😄 I’m happy it makes sense
Superb tutorial, such kind of video is not available in you tube, you have done good job and justice with the topic. please create advance tutorial on topics like rebase and merge etc.
Just finished all three Git and Github videos! Loved your teaching method, would definitely appreciate a course or video about testing :). Thanks for this helpful course!
Very simple and detailed explanation saved my day❤
Simon, you are truly the goat
Hi Simon, congratulations on 400k subscribers