Learning Git: A Hands-On and Visual Guide to the Basics of Git

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This book teaches Git in a simple, visual, and tangible manner so that you can build a solid mental model of how Git version control works. Through the use of color, storytelling, and hands-on exercises, you will learn to use this tool with confidence. The information is introduced incrementally so that you don't get bogged down with unknown terms or concepts. Learning Git is ideal for anyone who needs to use Git for personal or professional projects: coding bootcamp students, junior developers, data professionals, and technical writers, to name just a few! This book covers how to • Download Git and initialize a local repository • Add files to the staging area and make commits • Create, switch, and delete branches • Merge and rebase branches • Work with remote repositories including cloning, pushing, pulling, and fetching • Use pull requests to collaborate with others logo Hello, Welcome to EPUB Reader Click button to select your book Open EPUB book This Online Web App is made by Neo Reader for experimental purpose, it is a very simple EPUB Reader. We recommend you try our Neo Reader for better experience. Take a look now neat reader pc AD Ultimate EPUB Reader Totally free to try Support multiple file types, such as EPUB, MOBI, AZW3, AZW, PDF and TXT. Learn more about Neo Reader General Ebook Solution [ Preface ] Chapter 1. Git and the Command Line What Is Git? The Graphical User Interface and the Command Line Opening a Command Line Window Executing Commands in the Command Line Installing Git Command Options and Arguments Clearing the Command Line Opening the Filesystem Window Working with Directories Closing the Command Line Setting Git Configurations Preparing a Text Editor Integrated Terminals Summary Chapter 2. Local Repositories Current Setup Introducing Repositories Initializing a Local Repository The Areas of Git Adding a File to a Git Project Summary Chapter 3. Making a Commit Current Setup Why Do We Make Commits? The Two Steps to Make a Commit Viewing a List of Commits Summary Chapter 4. Branches State of the Local Repository Why Do We Use Branches? Unmodified and Modified Files Making Commits on a Branch Creating a Branch What Is HEAD? Switching Branches Working on a Separate Branch Summary Chapter 5. Merging State of the Local Repository Introducing Merging Types of Merges Doing a Fast-Forward Merge Checking Out Commits Creating a Branch and Switching onto It in One Go Summary Chapter 6. Hosting Services and Authentication Hosting Services and Remote Repositories Setting Up a Hosting Service Account Setting Up Authentication Credentials Summary Chapter 7. Creating and Pushing to a Remote Repository State of the Local Repository The Two Ways to Start Work on a Git Project The Interaction Between Local and Remote Repositories Why Do We Use Remote Repositories? Creating a Remote Repository with Data Working on a Remote Repository Directly on a Hosting Service Summary Chapter 8. Cloning and Fetching State of the Local and Remote Repositories Cloning a Remote Repository Deleting Branches Git Collaboration and Branches Incorporating Changes from the Remote Repository Deleting Branches (Continued) Summary Chapter 9. Three-Way Merges State of the Local and Remote Repositories Why Are Three-Way Merges Important? Setting Up a Three-Way Merge Scenario Defining Upstream Branches Editing the Same File Multiple Times Between Commits Working at the Same Time as Others on Different Files Three-Way Merge in Practice Pulling Changes from a Remote Repository State of the Local and Remote Repositories Summary Chapter 10. Merge Conflicts State of the Local and Remote Repositories Introducing Merge Conflicts How to Resolve Merge Conflicts Setting Up a Merge Conflict Scenario The Merge Conflict Resolution Process Resolving Merge Conflicts in Practice Staying Up to Date with a Remote Repository Syncing the Repositories State of the Local and Remote Repositories Summary Chapter 11. Rebasing State of the Local and Remote Repositories Integrating Changes in Git Why Is Rebasing Helpful? Setting Up the Rebasing Example Unstaging and Staging Files Preparing to Rebase The Five Stages of the Rebase Process Rebasing and Merge Conflicts Rebasing a Branch in Practice The Golden Rule of Rebasing Syncing the Repositories State of the Local and Remote Repositories Summary Chapter 12. Pull Requests (Merge Requests) State of the Local and Remote Repositories Introducing Pull Requests Hosting Service Specifics Why Use Pull Requests? Understanding How Pull Requests Are Merged Preparing to Make a Pull Request An Easier Way to Define Upstream Branches Creating a Pull Request on a Hosting Service Reviewing and Approving a Pull Request Merging a Pull Request Deleting Remote Branches Syncing the Local Repositories and Cleaning Up State of the Local and Remote Repositories Summary [ Epilogue ] Appendix A: Chapter Prerequisites Appendix B: Command Quick Reference Appendix C: Visual Language Reference [ Index ]