@@MeRaaaaage Do you dump or something If anyone become a teacher they do this on the class to make student more excited about the lecture. Do you complain that teacher so fake emotion. Use your brain and IQ before comment. Rather than make some dump comment on someone just want to teach free on TH-cam
This is the best tutorial on git, command line and in general, this teacher rocks. Mr. Rainbow Poet, if you are reading this, please keep on creating, and we will keep on subscribing/joining your channel.
I've put off learning git for years because the command line really intimidates me. Now I'm required to know it for a project, and I'm so glad I found your tutorials. You explain everything so well, and your teaching style is the most engaging I've found on youtube. I especially really appreciate how you explain what each command stands for (like pwd for print working directory) - it increases my comprehension and memory soo much! Thank you!!
God this is the best tutorial I have ever seen. You are so happy, explain everything so simply. I will definitely watch like, everything on your channel *.*
@@ekrem_dincel I can't quite remember what I was thinking but it was probably because there's so much good content on TH-cam and I keep finding new teachers that I really like.
Another trick I learnt: you can (at least on Windows) go into your Explorer and where it shows you the address of your currently open folder, select everything (With `Ctrl + A`) and then type `cmd`. This opens the Command Prompt with that folder as your working directory/ the directory you are in. And of course, you can right click to open the Git Bash.
Just love your teaching style and the soliloquist side of you in your videos. P.S. - Soliloquist means One who talks to himself, generally a trait in a genius or a psycho (:
Fun video series. I've never seen ls -all however ls -a means (show hidden files) -l means (display as list) therefore ls -al will display the files including hidden files in a list format. I must admit -all is easier to remember then -al .
Another idea: On Windows 7, just Ctrl N, go to directory desired, right click, then select "Git Bash Here" Admittedly, Explorer . works just as fast but some people like their tea served differently. :-) Could also add git bash to desktop and change the home url, assuming you are working in one spot for some time.
Regarding your comment at 2:18 about -nix and windows, cygwin.com dates back to 1999, and I've been using it since almost day-1. It rides on top of Win, and includes a GUI on top of that. I *NEVER* use the 'DOS box' for anything command line related (except in emergency) because the feature set is extremely limited and kludgy. UNfortunately there's no Mac version, and probably won't ever be. If you ever want to try a -nix system, OpenBSD is designed for security, *all* services are disabled by default, and with a few prompts at install time can be running in 10 minutes. The git-bash works, but all the color stuff they do is weird and uncomfortable. All I want for a command line is black on white. Maybe I could change a config file or something but I don't like that they put it in there in the first place. Other than that it works. Thanks for these vids. They're excellent because they stay ON TRACK, despite you obvious need for your meds script to be renewed. ;) KIDDING!! Enthusiasm is a good thing. :) I've viewed dozens of others over the past few weeks. The biggest problem with all of them is that they claim to be beginner tutorials but always very quickly drift off into diagonals such as 'do this, but don't do that because another odd thing might happen, unless this third thing doesn't happen in which case this fourth thing might work.' Beginners don't want or need that. All they need are the facts, Max. Vids have been excellent so far and I'm looking forward to the rest of the series. You REALLY know your shti.
ls -all ? is that just a way to remember it? I'm sure you're passing 'a' & 'l' & 'l' to ls so 'l' is repeated. Generally I do ls -la (on linux) and get the same result.
thanks for the great video! a quick rookie question. So how does your command line(either windows or unix) git commands know to link to github website and even to which account?
this guy is soo full of life :)
@@MeRaaaaage Do you dump or something
If anyone become a teacher they do this on the class to make student more excited about the lecture. Do you complain that teacher so fake emotion.
Use your brain and IQ before comment. Rather than make some dump comment on someone just want to teach free on TH-cam
This is the best tutorial on git, command line and in general, this teacher rocks.
Mr. Rainbow Poet, if you are reading this, please keep on creating, and we will keep on subscribing/joining your channel.
I've put off learning git for years because the command line really intimidates me. Now I'm required to know it for a project, and I'm so glad I found your tutorials. You explain everything so well, and your teaching style is the most engaging I've found on youtube. I especially really appreciate how you explain what each command stands for (like pwd for print working directory) - it increases my comprehension and memory soo much! Thank you!!
Thanks for this nice feedback!
"it'll be edited out later"
narrator: "It never was"
The neeeeeeeeeeeeeeerve.
Lol
yess. And also, I did was annoyed >.
God this is the best tutorial I have ever seen. You are so happy, explain everything so simply. I will definitely watch like, everything on your channel *.*
This is so far the best best best series about github..thank you so much.
You are my favorite teacher.
For now...
@@andrewkigen I didn't get it
@@ekrem_dincel I can't quite remember what I was thinking but it was probably because there's so much good content on TH-cam and I keep finding new teachers that I really like.
@@andrewkigen ok
Another trick I learnt: you can (at least on Windows) go into your Explorer and where it shows you the address of your currently open folder, select everything (With `Ctrl + A`) and then type `cmd`. This opens the Command Prompt with that folder as your working directory/ the directory you are in.
And of course, you can right click to open the Git Bash.
I bet if this guy taught "Quantum Geometric Intelligence", 2-year-olds would understand! Well done bro + More Grace
The only video on terminal commands I've understood. Thank you so much!
If you're using git bash on windows you can use "explorer" instead of "open" to open up the File Manager.
I love this video series ! You’ve literally saved me and made me enjoy git.
yes, the same for me
I am literally going to comment each of your videos so more viewers can find them! ^^
1:54 indeed. Opening terminal for first time is exciting. :D
He actually looks like the "professor" from Money Heist.
I always thought that hehehehe
more like gilfoyle from silicon valley
Your tutorials are the absolute best !!!
this dudes a trip.... in a good way. thanks for the video :-) love your energy
So glad i found this!!! This is the language i understand :D more videos pls! And thanks a lot, it is really helpful
Wished I had found this earlier!!!! You videos are really awesome....keep it up
I love this guy, thanks a lot brother
That drag and drop trick is really awsome!!!
What awesome explanation... Great energy and commitment 👍
love so much bro for all your videos and the amazing talent you've got..
Just love your teaching style and the soliloquist side of you in your videos.
P.S. - Soliloquist means One who talks to himself, generally a trait in a genius or a psycho (:
Fun video series. I've never seen ls -all however ls -a means (show hidden files) -l means (display as list) therefore ls -al will display the files including hidden files in a list format. I must admit -all is easier to remember then -al .
your videos are just awesome man.
Video starts at 3:12, skip this entire video if you know the following commands: [ cd, pwd, clear, ls ]
"i made that joke 10 minutes ago but you don't know that... it was better the first time.... shouldn't have said it" hahaha xD
Professor Pardox No Worry they know Everything
I appreciate your effort,thanks alot.🌷
Another idea: On Windows 7, just Ctrl N, go to directory desired, right click, then select "Git Bash Here" Admittedly, Explorer . works just as fast but some people like their tea served differently. :-) Could also add git bash to desktop and change the home url, assuming you are working in one spot for some time.
7:43 i think you ment --all
-all is short hand for --all --long --long
Regarding your comment at 2:18 about -nix and windows, cygwin.com dates back to 1999, and I've been using it since almost day-1. It rides on top of Win, and includes a GUI on top of that. I *NEVER* use the 'DOS box' for anything command line related (except in emergency) because the feature set is extremely limited and kludgy. UNfortunately there's no Mac version, and probably won't ever be. If you ever want to try a -nix system, OpenBSD is designed for security, *all* services are disabled by default, and with a few prompts at install time can be running in 10 minutes.
The git-bash works, but all the color stuff they do is weird and uncomfortable. All I want for a command line is black on white. Maybe I could change a config file or something but I don't like that they put it in there in the first place. Other than that it works.
Thanks for these vids. They're excellent because they stay ON TRACK, despite you obvious need for your meds script to be renewed. ;) KIDDING!! Enthusiasm is a good thing. :) I've viewed dozens of others over the past few weeks. The biggest problem with all of them is that they claim to be beginner tutorials but always very quickly drift off into diagonals such as 'do this, but don't do that because another odd thing might happen, unless this third thing doesn't happen in which case this fourth thing might work.' Beginners don't want or need that. All they need are the facts, Max. Vids have been excellent so far and I'm looking forward to the rest of the series. You REALLY know your shti.
ls -all ? is that just a way to remember it? I'm sure you're passing 'a' & 'l' & 'l' to ls so 'l' is repeated. Generally I do ls -la (on linux) and get the same result.
I will have to reconsider my knowledge of unix.
man7.org/linux/man-pages/man1/ls.1.html
I wouldn't say you have to totally reconsider it, you were close enough 😉
I was actually thinking about `ls --all`, which is essentially the same as `ls -a`.
thanks for the great video! a quick rookie question. So how does your command line(either windows or unix) git commands know to link to github website and even to which account?
I've set git global config parameters for my username and e-mail. help.github.com/en/articles/setting-your-username-in-git
I never knew you can drag a file into a terminal to print its location / directory. Thanks.
Can you make a video handling git with Visual studio
open . does not work in my linux terminal?
Did you pin a link for git bash? Or is there something better these days.
does anyone know the linux command for "open ." please
Did you find the answer for Linux plz?
@@emmaa8416 "open" is a universal opener in OSX. To do the same thing in Linux, you have to use "xdg-open" command
@@ogedayyldz4756 Done, Thank you very much
very very thanks
Do you have any videos teaching people how to use GitHub Pages?
just posted!
open in windows with gitbash don't work, any suggestions?
use "explorer ."
Now you can install bash on Windows (and other Linux software as well).
How can i change bash default starting directory?
Very good!
Hey open . the command is not working. I am using git bash in Windows 10
how about using TortoiseGit for Windows?
i can't find the link for gitbash
open . did not work for me. Any idea what could be the reason for this?
I'm using the command start .
pwd doesn't work any suggestions?
i cannot find the Coding Rainbow repo.
can you cover windows ?
If you use Git Bash for your cli - then it's the same for Windows, except to open a folder, enter 'explorer .' instead of 'open .'
@@villagebantam How can I install Git Bash?
Go over to git-scm.com/downloads
@@villagebantam start . works the same
but why dont you just use Finder instead?
open . is not working in windows bash.
no one edited it out :(
So many likes
he could be an excellent teacher if he stop joking about the joke he made 10 year before
DesktoP
Permission denied ????wtf