Git & GitHub Crash Course For Beginners in Hindi | What is Git & GitHub?

[@shashikantkalshetty]

Basic git commands 1) 11:45 git init 2) 12:05 git status 3) 12:15 git add 4) 12:45 git add . 5) 12:55 git commit -m "message" 6) 13:25 git log 7) 14:02 git branch 8) 14:40 git diff --cached 9) 15:35 git diff 10.1) 17:12 git checkout 10.2) 18:00 git checkout Advanced git commands 11) 26:31 git branch 12) 33:08 git branch -d 13) 34:45 git stash 14) 35:37 git stash apply 15) 42:06 git remote add 16) 43:30 git push 17) 46:15 git checkout -b 18) 49:05 git fetch 19) 49:45 git merge 20) 50:45 git pull 21) 51:45 git clone

[@coderdost]

Thanks. Added to Description

[@nri_raj]

The best git video in the world, love from UK

[@arpitsharma7246]

these vedios shows how much effort you put in to explain complex concepts in such a easy way so that even a fresher can understand .hats off great work ❤

[@coderdost]

Thanks a ton

[@nadeemqureshi3302]

Thank you so much bhai ap eshi hi videos banate raho ❤❤ bahut help milti hai apki videos dekh ke 🙌🙌

[@Shahzad_Ali44]

best video

[@mrnabby4178]

Best video bhai..Paani jaisa clear ho gaya aaj git. Thank you brother.

[@coderdost]

great to hear 👍

[@mrnabby4178]

@@coderdost Thanks brother

[@sourabhsisodia9563]

Next level video 💯💯... Learned git very well

[@coderdost]

Appreciate that. we are trying more and more videos in future. 👍

[@rishu4800]

3:02 😂

[@shashikantmahor7800]

very useful content. Thanks a lot sir for making git command easy for us

[@codedroplets1974]

Thanku bhiaya. For this informative and quality content.

[@raunaksingh3447]

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[@nikitanimore-su9df]

thank you so much sir 😍

[@sidaldar5552]

Quality Content

[@ankushmalik8257]

Where is the Advanced Git course ?

[@sulaimanshabbir]

React router v6 please

[@coderdost]

Noted

[@anirudhgupta1496]

Thank you Sir..

[@4444-c4s]

what is fork then? Please explain

[@coderdost]

fork is just a copy of other's repository. but it doesn't commit back to original repo. it may see changes happening in original one. But all commit and history of this is separate. That why fork is generally done for some other user or organisation's open source code. Its something like - how safari code was used to make chrome. So we can call Chrome as a fork of safari browser code. But chrome has developed more features, even better than safari later on. So completely separate code later on.