CS50W - Lecture 1 - Git

[@hust681]

the content, the flow, the voice, the charisma .. everything is perfect! we are living in a time of getting the best education. thanks Brian, Thanks Harvard!

[@Mai_Tai_Meyers]

totally agree!

[@YasuOsatoku]

Brian's Git video is by far the best I've ever seen on KZbin.

[@MrCloudTel]

This is awesome, straight to the main point

[@ujjawalchatterjee]

I have tried understanding GIT and Github from so many video lectures in the past but this is the first time that I feel so confident.

[@darkooo94]

Amazing course. It's awesome that Brian, being so young, keeps up with the quality level of David's lectures. Thanks Brian, thanks CS50!

[@syeda.k.2934]

lets take a moment to appreciate that these videos are not monetized .

[@sushilgyawali7880]

yes

[@SetoFPV]

but now google change everything

[@dreadrobertscanady1285]

Thanks to their 40Billion $ endowment fund

[@ferdlmao5102]

Pretty sure they're already getting paid lmao

[@arianazin5419]

Let's not. Harvard has one of the most corrupt "admission" systems. Anyone connected to establishment can buy their seat. Want examples?

[@sagasam1]

Meeeeeen!! You are a born teacher! In all my life, I have not seen a facilitator of your type! fast-paced with concepts well-introduced before providing demos. I bet I'll watch the whole series 10 times over. Thank you very much.

[@ianrust3785]

harvard should put all its cs classes youtube ... it would be a great contribution to the world.

[@clovemao329]

sadly, that will be the end of college as a business.

[@clovemao329]

but totally agree for your opinion

[@freeeagle6074]

MIT has done that.

[@kamehameha38]

@@freeeagle6074 Really???

[@Auto209]

@@clovemao329 sadly? College doesn’t need to exist as a business in its current form

[@eskimo6097]

This was great Professor Brian! Finally wrapped my head around Git Version Control!

[@dianaghabuzyan1739]

This whole course is so practical and to the point, thanks a lot!

[@abhisheksunam4869]

This is the best git explanation I've came across. Thank you CS50! ❤️

[@whyworkwhenicanrap6830]

I’ve been trying to learn for two weeks I’m going to start a boot camp January and he’s the only person I can understand I was thinking of not going forward but after hearing him teach I now know I can do it thanks man

[@zerodivided3676]

If your terminal commands are not working then maybe that is because you need to install GIT to your machine first. It is briefly mentioned but not demonstrated so pretty easy to miss. Furthermore, some of the command line commands are mac only so you may need to google for your OS' equivalent of them - for example 'ls' doesn't work in command prompt (but does in powershell) and you should use 'dir' instead. ' Touch' is also not available in Windows command prompt, but there are alternatives you will need to google for (or simply create the files directly in your IDE). Very weird they have left this information out in what is otherwise a very good series - it may not be obvious to people who've never used GIT or the terminal before; aka the majority of the viewers here I imagine. To be quite honest - if you're relatively new to all of this and just want a good introduction to web programming and are learning this on your own -> please just skip this GIT lecture. Sure, people will argue that this is mandatory material for developers, but I feel most people / the target audience won't be needing this skill just yet if learning solo. Feel free to revisit this lecture later and proceed to lecture 2. If you do intend to install GIT and follow along then it's very likely you'll have to google around trying to get it to work because Github Desktop might not install correctly (that is; set the PATH variables properly) and you'll probably want to look for 'standalone GIT' and install that instead.

[@emanuelesimeone1810]

I really have to thank you since I was struggling with the command prompt and every single command he typed, didn't work on my machine

[@Adib759]

7:33

[@zerodivided3676]

@@Adib759 You are absolutely correct, I missed that. I have edited my comment slightly - I still think for most people the mention is too fast because GIT may not install correctly for some people and can be quite a hassle. The remarks in regards to commands like 'ls' and 'touch' still hold true. Thanks for pointing that out.

[@husseinkassem494]

Or rather you can install ubuntu terminal (or any Linux terminal) on windows and all of a sudden all the command will work

[@zerodivided3676]

@@husseinkassem494 True, but then I would simply suggest using Git Bash, which if you're following along with this lecture will probably be available to you already and works well with the provided commands too. I'm making the assumption that a lot of viewers are not looking to introduce yet another application / some unix shell (or buy a mac :) ) and are running windows 10. Nothing shown here can't be done with good ol' windows and a few workarounds though.

[@northstarcode8675]

If you get stuck with git log, as i did, press q for quit.

[@marmikpatel5371]

LoL

[@Itinerant_Indian]

Hurr!!

[@thatoneuser8600]

Tee hee hee!

[@nadsmarcelo8863]

The best explanation of fundamentals of git that explained. I totally watched different tutorials and still confused to it. but NOW i am confident about the fundamentals of Git. Thank you Harvard!

[@cryptoweb3822]

Amazing content. I see myself already as a developer after 10 years in the lawn mowing industry. Believe in yourself

[@dianakim483]

All this time I'm thinking how much work it took to make this lecture!!!! It is so clean and well structured

[@bobur_uj]

Best GIT tutorial I've ever seen

[@mohamedsaeed565]

really , good explain for git and github , good instructor Brian and good examples

[@davidmwangi2767]

Very straight to point and user friendly

[@champagnatemilio]

great class, I knew nothing and now i have a clear picture on GIT and Github. Thanks!!! now heading to the next video

[@ogal]

I've never seen a Git guide as clear as this video

[@MaxTheKing289]

This is the first git tutorial i understand. Thanks you so much🙏👌💯

[@MohammadMahadiHassain]

You are amazing Brian. Thanks Harvard for such an amazing course ❤️ You guys are really changing the world..... Best GIT tutorial I've ever seen

[@gauzammalhotra]

absolutely golden content. Thanks!

[@codeavecwinner]

Thank you for sharing with us free contents like this! 🥰

[@Pesto-64]

These are really great educators. Thank you for doing these videos!

[@SkinHealth]

This is a teacher. Thank you, Thank you

[@sushilgyawali7880]

just finished . thank you Brian . I reall your appriciate your teaching method. really my confusion about github has gone. still on the way .

[@codersaurus8804]

💻💻💻💻 Amazing Lecture 💻💻💻💻

[@emamulhasan]

best git &github video i have ever seen before.

[@vuanhkhoa9715]

This course is a real treasure

[@FuselageFreak]

Brian, respect! You are great!

[@nisha.najihah]

Awesome, thank you for the great lecture, Brian. Simple and straightforward thank you very much and it so easy now to understand and picture what it does. Will explore more on this.

[@tariqh5751]

Great introduction to Git

[@source551]

Realy good stuff here. He is a good speaker as well!

[@aymanelmasry8561]

Great explanation of Git and GitHub, thanks Brain!

[@GauravYadav-ho7pz]

Thanks a lot for making these courses free 🥺❤️🙏

[@criptoncripton939]

Thanks Brian, that was awesome!

[@ajaysojitra2441]

Very thorough and nicely explained.

[@Samuelson-ts1bz]

Thanks Brian ❤🎉

[@MayaTwik]

Amazing Brian! Thank you so much

[@marie-mary564]

Great teacher😮

[@janejane6629]

clear and easy to understand. thank you

[@adriansrfr]

Best explanation yet!

[@MiaTheDreamer]

Beautifully explained.. 🤩 Thank you so much..

[@successimamun5129]

This was seamless. Thanks!

[@ayesigasteven8058]

i don't think there is a better video on the internet, well crafted and presented💯

[@alburnto]

Brian wonderful and to the point lecture! Thank you.

[@gayanthasandeepamapa4344]

Hope every university's lectures would be like this !

[@minhatrilhajpb]

finally i understnd Git and GitHub, thanks Havard team!

[@包异凡]

I like theses echeos feels like im there listening

[@daniyelzhumankulov7733]

This is amazing!!!!!!!!!! Thank you very much!!! Now I understand the essence of git and the way I can employ it!

[@innocence3158]

thank you Brian!

[@bedokhaled9628]

thank you Brian ❤❤❤

[@KYRIN360]

da best professor!!

[@josegassull6276]

I love this man

[@user-pe9qg3hg3k]

I

[@vectoralphaSec]

This kid is way too smart

[@kj7767]

well done.

[@sayori3939]

Actually i have a complaint about the fact that when i installed git and used it, apart from the commands everything was freaking different it was a pain in the ass to use "git commit, git push" and now i have a hatred against git :)

[@jayc5332]

Same I keep getting errors not too sure what I am doing wrong :/

[@sayori3939]

@@jayc5332 dude i had to use a lot of different commans i don't even remember, i think i changed it to use ssh instead of password then i had another problem, and it seems like i have to tell git which repo I'm using whenever i try to git push

[@dontwannabefound]

this guy is too good - make him a full time teaching professor - he is just too good

[@sworuprajpoudel1779]

Wooow.. thank you great explanation.

[@minseokjeong1881]

You the best. . .

[@AlexKashie]

Wow, Thank you so much

[@_zarmammad849]

very good

[@aminulislamnayan8469]

This is so practical. Thank you

[@elfridhasman4181]

Thank You Very Much, Amazinggg

[@ribkan4759]

6:00 14:28

[@phantomproduction5757]

You are a livesaver

[@R0b3]

This guys is AMAZING!!!

[@chigullarevujaimanojreddy697]

Apparent improvement over your past lectures on the same topic. we appreciate that, sir.

[@WojciechDomalewski]

An excellent explanation, but NOT entirely up-to-date as you currently need RSA key authentication to access the repository from the command line.

[@madefromjames]

Thanks Harvard!

[@luisafonseca6768]

Thank you so much! this was really helpfull

[@vistargupta8855]

thanks a lot

[@_rachid]

Thanks a lot .. That was se helpful!

[@hamamibrahem7435]

thanks veryyy mach 👌👌

[@RbyLearning]

Cristal clear

[@AbhinavXevents]

Few of you may face problem at 9:30 in git clone stuff probably. If you faced it then you must haven't installed git. And after this locate to cd One drive and then you will find whichever folder you want it to place and then create by touch hello.html & git clone link.

[@grigorvardanyan]

And what about the "staging" step? Is it not necessary anymore?

[@whicencer8819]

Interesting fact: Brian's github pages website is currently working with the same content :)

[@sylvestermtenga7306]

why am i trying to use the git clone on my Windows Powershell and getting errors? I already have GitHub installed into my computer

[@andrean40]

git is not the same as Github...

[@rover127]

We can open the html file with start command in powershell on Windows.

[@Niele160]

this dude is so fucking smart

[@kimjongun3890]

this is his least smart video

[@internationaldirector2917]

Well explained but I find it's hard to apply practically. I need to research more about git.

If you want to enjoy this lecture, git speaker 🔊 and commit your Bluetooth

[@mantashaqamar7635]

What if we're using other code editor like ATOM. How do we run the commands of github on that ?

[@prateeknanda7833]

you can do that exactly the same way except the terminal will be running in your ide. I use VS Code and as soon as you run your program you can use the terminal in the IDE to perform all the tasks

[@sayori3939]

You can use your system terminal as well

[@thepowerfulprogrammer]

Take website live with GitHub 50:12

[@SS-wl7od]

he missed the part where he tells us how git push is working in terminal without actually log in with terminal.. this way anybody can push to our public repo

[@not_amanullah]

thanks ❤

[@bitflipped5337]

edX's not responding once again so I'm here

[@Daniel-fi9nb]

Great explanation! However, I'm lost as to what terminal he refers to? Is that the command prompt on my windows?

[@apixelatedpointofview]

Yep, on Windows your CLI is called 'command prompt'. On Mac it's called 'Terminal'.

[@فاطمهباغنده]

where is this terminal window in computer?

[@elonmusk5681]

Cmd

[@outdoorcat5107]

anyone being prompted for username and password for github when using git to clone the repository? The terminal locks me out when i try to input my github password....

[@sayori3939]

In the linux terminal when you type passwords they don't appear but they're still there, just type it correctly and press enter

[@jstudios1946]

I got lost in the beginning. It's like he just assumed we know where to get git and install it and just carried on...

[@bjornsvartsen]

Google is free like this course

[@ahmedelhady406]

git push doesn't do anything literally, I'm stuck there I'm on windows

[@houneavireakpong9098]

This video has half the amount of viewers as the previous one... which means not a lot of people followed through.

[@harshthakur1444]

windows people after installing git use git bash instead of cmd to use linux/mac commands

[@anassn5818]

I do not have the zsh panel. I use windows, so what is the alternative to it and the corresponding commands to zsh such as git or open

[@spht9ng]

I highly recommend using WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux). It is built in to Windows. Just click the search button and search for "WSL" and the setting page should come up as the first result. Just click through the dialogue and enable it. It will download an image of any Linux OS you want from the MS Store (I recommend just using Ubuntu). Then you can just search 'WSL' and the WSL terminal should be the first result. You open that and you have a Linux terminal environment which is almost the same as the Mac the instructor is using.