Git Tutorial for Beginners - Crash Course
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- Version Management is key when it comes to efficient project and code management. For this purpose, most programmers use Git, so in this Git Tutorial for Beginners, we'll have a look at the Git basics and and learn what repositories, branches and commits are. So let's get started with this Git Crash Course!
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Finally someone who explains this in a logical way! Great job!
You deserve only four words "YOU ARE THE BEST!"
Awesome coverage of the starting scope in a fully clear manner! Thank you!
The greatest explanation I've ever founded in the Internet. It's not too complicated but at the same time it provides the necessary knowledge for further work with GIT for beginners with deliberate understanding of all the key processes. It's a good and solid starting step for digging deeper into GIT and VCS in general. Thanks a lot!
Just when you think these guys are done educating us... I stumble onto this one!
The best explanation EVER!
Awesome. Fully understandable & makes it easier with simple examples. Thank you so much
Great video! Been trying to get the gist of this for so long, but you made me understand it! Two things 1) The last part where you specify that you navigate to the project folder: that's a rarity of information in these kinds of guides so WELL DONE! and 2) In your example in the bottom left corner, instead of "commit 1, commit 2" etc. maybe think about writing:
commit1
"the name of the commit"
commit2
"the name of the commit"
..so it's easier for all types of people to follow :)
Subscribed. You teaching so far, I've only watched 2 of your tutorial, is fantastic. You make remembering things seem easy. Thank you.
I've taken a number of git courses. This is the best one.
the best tutorial for git ever, thanks man
it's the best git tutorial i've ever seen! thanks!
Simple And Straight Forward, Thankss!!!
thank you for this professional and clear git tutorial. helpful 🙏🏻
You're a boss, it's simple and super well explained. THANK YOU!
Honestly, I was thinking that Academind should do Git videos.. And here it is!!!
Thank you for everything!
It's just great to read that you like the topic, thank YOU for your support :)
You explain very clearly , thanks for making git easier to understand.
Hi,
i am on windows.when i run git master, i get this-
git: 'master' is not a git command. See 'git --help'.
You can use git checkout master. This command will switch the "div added" back to the master branch where "head testing" will be HEAD again.
I think "git master" command is not available in current git version
try "git checkout master" instead
Was looking for this. Cheers.
if you want to switch to master branch you can use "git switch -"
Amazing job explaining the basics, You got yourself another subscriber!
With full respect and best regards --in Your graphic diagram , (left down corner ) ,
the last commit (the head) is at the bottom (graphically). After >git log the last commit is
at the top (graphically). The logic in both cases is correct , but for a beginner ,visually , a bit
confusing.
Good job done, bro! This video helps alot by having visual represtation of what u explaining.
This is gold, thanks guys!
Nice summary slide at the end..
Thank you Chida!
I didn't heard Manual before, he is equally good as Max...👍
Thanks a lot, this really means a lot to me :)
That's great, Exactly what I was looking for
Great tutorial! Thanks for this.
Thanks Academind!
Best git video. Great presentation
Can't thank enough. Now I can share this with my Dev team :)
And I cannot thank YOU enough, thank you for sharing this and I hope that the video will be helpful for your team!
Very good tutorial for beginning with Git, well done !
How to delete middle commit and keep other one
Suppose I made commit - 1 , commit-2 , commit-3 . here 1,2,3 is id
What if I need commit-1 and commit-3 , I want to delete commit 2 .
I tried git reset --hard 2 but it did not work , is it possible to delete middle commit if yes then please provide solution or your thoughts on it
Thanks..........
from 14:00 'git master' didn't work on my machine (mac). The only way that i was able to go back to the head was by typing in 'git checkout master '
I got many errors because I forgot to save locally. So just to be clear: Do you always need to save locally before adding a commit?
I'm new to Git so yeah, had to delete branches a lot of times and rename stuff over and over 🤣
Nice video, hoping for a git advanced video or at least git used by teams (git pull etc.). I would also like to see some helpfull tricks like git stash.
Maybe like: A video for Git - Remote git - Medium with git pull, creating your own server etc.
and then git advanced with all the tricks and tips on how to work properly with git.
So far great video! :D
Thank you so much for your fantastic feedback and for your suggestions Robert! We will also have a look at Github in another video and in that video we'll cover things like git remote and more.
awesome! :D Keep up the work! :)
Crystal clear!
crystal clear, hats off
How do we update our branch with changes in the master branch while keeping our progress too?
Thanks Manu, you guys do a great job explaining these concepts! Also your courses on Udemy are great - keep it up.
It honestly makes me very happy to receive such a rewarding feedback, thank you very much for your support Ivan! This honestly means a lot to Max and myself!
Thanks for the video! , one question, on 14:10 you do `git master` to change back from the checked out branch. When I try it , i get an error: git: 'master' is not a git command. is 'git master' no longer a valid command? Thanks
Try: git checkout master
@@LuisHernandez-ye2yb , Thanks a lot!
@@antonkomarovsky Question is - why its worked for him
Short and greatest!
I can't use the git master command.....
git checkout master
Thanks @@rahmanadewalehafeez3125
i checkout to a previous commit. but cannot push it to remote repo. i want to make my remote repo upto this commit.
But it says
fatal: You are not currently on a branch.
To push the history leading to the current (detached HEAD)
state now, use
git push origin HEAD:
Thank you so much.
Learnt a lot from this video.
Amazing tutorial!
Academind as always the best.
YOU are the best Krzysztof, thank you so much for your comment!
Thank you very much Manuel!
Thank YOU for your comment!
23:37 for me it shows both versions of the code, at the top of each other. Is there a way to close this new function?.
Thanks a lot for this video tutorial.
very helpful . thanks
For a portuguese speaker, your way to say "branch" sounds to me like I would expect one to say "brunch". And this made me hungry...
A very good explanation , thx a lot
best explanation and super easy to understand.
What a nice explanations.
This is an awesome video!!!! very easy to follow and super useful. Thanks!!!!
Thanks so much Jean, it honestly makes me very happy to read that :)
i was craving for this
Happy to read that :)
Brilliant video, easy to comprehend, Thanks
Thank you very much Pavol, happy to read that!
Best tutorial about git
Hello Manuel,
thank you for comprehensive lesson. I always had fear of working with git terminal commands. Now it's much less. :)
Could you create a lesson how to work with GitHub repository if possible please.
Thank you.
Thank you for your comment Olga, happy to read that the video was helpful for you!
We will release a Github video in the near future, so no need to wait for long ;)
how to enable that file comparison features in Visual Code? Is that from custom package or built-in feature from Visual Code?
This is really good. Thanks!
Hey thank you for such a nice tutorial ! Just curious to know, what's the editor you are using here to teach us?
Thank you Raja, I use Visual Studio Code!
Hey, This might be stupid question , Is your youtube series on NODE JS of shopping cart still valid in 2018?
awesome like always
Thank you so much 💛💛💛💛💛
Great Effort.Thanks a lot
in Photoshop, you call it snapshot, more greater use "Save As"
you guys made my day....love u guys!
Thank you Linda!
You are a genius man
I love this channel, keep working guys .. awesome ..
Thank you very much Salmuz, we'll try our best to keep it going!
4:13 Git does come with a GUI.
good video! also will be interesting to see video about git remote and work with it
Thank you! We will create a video covering the Github basics, there we'll also have a look at git remote.
Thanks that has been very helpful
git master does not work nor does git merge!! I'm using window and VS code but get a fatal error!!
Great job. Thank a lot.
Great. Thanks a lot.
Thank you for the video. Very useful
That's really great to read Antommy, thank you for your comment!
Just installed git (with all the defaults) and CD'ed into my test project folder (Visual Studio Code terminal, i.e Windows Powershell) and ran 'git init' (windows 10). Worked no problem in git BASH:
git : The term 'git' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verif
y that the path is correct and try again.
At line:1 char:1
+ git init
+ ~~~
+ CategoryInfo : ObjectNotFound: (git:String) [], CommandNotFoundException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : CommandNotFoundException
SOLVED: Had to restart VSC (Visual Studio Code) after installation! xD
Oh, you can change the default shell in the terminal from Windows Powershell to GIT Bash if you want to by following this: code.visualstudio.com/docs/editor/integrated-terminal#_how-can-i-change-my-default-windows-terminal-back-to-powershell (the subtitle "How can I change my default Windows terminal back to PowerShell?".. you might have to scroll up one line since they have a fixed banner that blocks it on top of the page). First time I opened the terminal with the shortcut for it, I got a tooltip where I clicked and could change it from a drop down list. How I get this drop down list again instead of the complicated process mentioned in the link I just provided however.. I don't know. Anyone know? /:
your voice is good.
Happy to read that Anji :)
please setting up ssh key using GitHub.
It's not hard to revert branch delet, you just need to look at git reflog
Thank you for the hint, for beginner's this might still be confusing so I wanted to make sure that deleting a branch should be done carefully.
after looking at this tutorial, Git seams really bad designed to me... at least on windows... with git log, we can't see further then the 2 last commits, and sometimes, the name of some commits don't appear... navigating within those commits and branches doesn't feel natural at all without visual support. I hope tortoise and git hub will feel more intuitive. Thanks for the tutorial anyway, it's very well explained :)
Молодец!
Thanks for this video!
Happy to read that you like the video, thank you for your comment!
when I write "git master" i get: "git: 'master' is not a git command. See 'git --help'.
The most similar command is
restore"
WTF?
Git is right. 'master' is a branch, not a Git command. Try 'git checkout master' instead.
I missed you guys no videos for 1 woche :)
No worries Tadej, we keep them coming. We sometimes just deviate regarding the days when the videos are released and the number of videos per week :)
it says git master is not a command o.O
had to use checkout master to do that
amazing
15:12
This was my fav TH-cam channel, but I'm sad to seeing how channel is stagnating. Not enough advanced lessons.
Hope this will be changed in future
No worries Milan, we just try to find the right balance between advanced and beginner videos. We saw some topics that we would like to cover which allow beginners to get started with Web Dev in an easier way, but we'll also continue to release more advanced videos.
Academind, I hope that'll be true;
We had a lot of different topics in the past Raymond, we'll try our best not to change that strategy in the future ;)
They just released a tutorial on how to make a blockchain with python. What could be more advanced then that?
You were correct until you said the word "but". I came into this knowing zero about git so it was needed for me.
Microsoft R. I. P. Github?
Too fast for beginner. Dislike
TY!
Please make a advance video too. I'm using git from past 1 year and i had seen so many resources to be frank. But none of them covered such a valuable contents within 30 min. Really this is great of you.
I would also request you to look into docker. I really wanted to learn docker and your tutorials are rich in content with quality. I would like to recommend my friends to follow your TH-cam channel as well as course on Udemy. Thank you sir for your video😊
Awesome to read your great feedback Shashank, thanks a lot! We do indeed plan to release some more Git/GitHub videos in the future, I just cannot promise an exact date at the moment.
Docker is also an interesting topic, but unfortunately we are no Docker experts, so such a tutorial is not very likely :/
It's ok. I'll be looking forward for your Git/GitHub videos. Thank you
14:09 git master doesn't seem to work, instead do git checkout master
I watched numerous videos regarding Git and I'm always left wondering about one detail or another. This video is superb. A few times in the video I was thinking I would be left having a question or two... again... and then they would almost immediately get answered. This video is relatively short but very clear and concise on its explanation and the visual aids break it down even further for easy consumption. HIGHLY recommend watching it if new to GIT or even if looking for clarity on the basics.
Those who got stuck at END in log preview press Q to exit log
It`s really a comprehensive explanation about Git.
Thanks a lot
Thanks- Awesome Tutorial. One Question. After we type git log- how to return back to writing git commands in VS Code, it is showing arrows and asking to press enter, I cannot get out of it. Thanks.
I'm having trouble too, lol. He says "You can exit by entering ?hue? right here" .. .. Hue? Yew? Who? ;P
You enter the letter 'q' to exit this text viewer.
git master not working
You can use "git checkout master", said Phuc Dong.
Many thanks
no need to use 'git add .' on files already tracked... git will pick up changes either way...
For changes for already tracked files you could indeed also use 'git commit -am', you're right Mark. Using 'git add .' won't hurt though and as soon as new files are added to your project, you have to use it either way.
If you are strugling at this part of video 14:02, git command was changed. It's now "git switch -", so you can go back to master.
"git master" didn't work for me. I did "git checkout master" instead.