Git Tutorial for Beginners - GitHub Version Control

[@hadimasri420]

Always im the first ❤

[@wamiqurrehman093]

nah man I got late... shit! btw nice video!

[@saharamanson1970]

@@wamiqurrehman093 awesome

[@appletumu7009]

*Replies 2 years later

[@hadimasri420]

@@appletumu7009 hehe

[@appletumu7009]

@@hadimasri420Yes

[@cielryulater5381]

3:51 go to a blank local repo 5:30 add files from directory to repo 9:47 remove file 11:07 branch 15:35 merge 16:45 push to remote repo 21:45 change user info 22:48 pull/clone repo

[@ChristopherGray00]

This tutorial is impeccable, it is straight to the point, laid out and described sequentially in an extremely easy to digest manner, this ought to be the first result that pops up when someone searches how to use git, but youtube's algorithm is basically a random number generator.

[@spaceiswater6539]

Thanks Tim, lots of info crammed into 25 mins but taught in a nice simple manner. Another great video.

[@TechWithTim]

Thank you :)

[@matrixInvader]

best most straight forward explanation I've found so far

[@mapa5000]

Zero waste in this video !! Thank you for sharing 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@frikkievandermerwe]

Best git tutorial! Thanks man! This was exactly what I was looking for :) Really loving your videos - keep it up!

[@Misha-yh9wd]

awesome work Tim! Keep it up

[@sebastiannrregaard5849]

I love your videos man! I'm a beginner and i'm learning so much! Thx so much man!

[@TechWithTim]

Np! Glad you like them :)

[@thanhtung24]

Damm this is literally the best tutorial that I can find on youtube

[@appletumu7009]

Thank you. A programmer on discord told me about it but I wasn't too sure about it. Now I don't have to deal with version history and let Git and Github do all the work for me. Thank you as well for the tutorial really helped!

[@jeyavanicm1224]

Mac command for displaying the hidden files : Press Command+Shift+Dot.

[@CurrentElectrical]

Thank you!

[@Max-nm8ct]

Boss! thanks!

[@segintendorocks]

Can't emphasize how amazing this video is. You just earned a sub good sir.

[@wraith8572]

Very well done tutorial and much appreciated by those of us that are new to learning Git. Thank you!

[@seekmeme483]

thanks for this, I've spent hours on other videos but this one is the most helpful and takes the least amount of time.

[@migueldomingos4570]

Finally i understand gitub!

[@darshankhyati]

simple and perfect explanation for beginner

[@blissfulbriefs]

Tim you’re so good bro, thank you… im someone that only knows the outside of a computer and not actually how the sausage is made.. during my coding journey your videos help me understand basic stuff to further understand how everything works.. im learning python now to eventually create a mobile game but this have been much help on a grade school level❤

[@usamashami11]

This is truly invaluable.. you explained stuff really well ❤ You 3 other videos of Git are in my list too!

[@Elitethrives]

This was honestly the best video, I understood everything! The only thing I'm having an issue with is connecting from git to github where you were having problems logging in, I couldn't do so! So I guess there must have been some sort of error in some way

[@connie6616]

I'm new to GIT and find this very useful. Thanks.

[@iandavies2868]

this is one of the most straight forward explanations i've watched, thank you and helped with the explanation of push and pull requests as well as the demonstrations of different branches. Not sure if you watch these comments 4 years later but if you do, what's the differences between git pull and git clone? Thanks

[@rezafarzadnia1630]

Concise and straightforward! Thank you, Tim.

[@gamumicheal788]

Thanks for this amazing lesson Tim, Couldn't have been more elaborate than this. cheers, man

[@ritiktrivedi3789]

Thanks brother 👍

[@mklim4509]

Thank you for the video!! you made it in a very easy way to understand even for those without any programming background!! thanks again !!!

[@piyushjain9229]

thnx man really simple and easy to understand

[@sirhellsing]

This is the first youtube video that has 10k+ views and no dislikes

[@LuthandoMaqondo]

This particular video made me subscribe to this channel.

[@reeyapimple210]

This was so helpful! Very well explained

[@therealosose]

Thanks so much Tim very informative

[@saadshakeel1426]

u have made such a precise video with so much info great job

[@marcoflores1764]

Great video Tim. Thank you

[@theduffrichie2050]

short ........sweeeet...to the point.........best :).. thanks !!!!

[@salamkottayam490]

Great Tutorial Tim. Well explained in simple way. Keep going.

[@orantesce]

Thank you very much for this great tutorial. I'm a newbie to this tool and is exactly what I need to manage PowerShell scripts

[@tjk9008]

Very l, very well explained and EASY to understand. Thank you for this amazing video.

[@matheusrohde9875]

Is a very good explanation, man! Congrat

[@__agou-ops2691]

great video ,thanks bro.😃

[@amr54632]

Thank you so much! The best explanation!

[@its__abiritz4635]

Helped me so much! Thx brother

[@prashantgupta5390]

Thnx bro, it's really helpful for my assignment ❤

[@saranadzak3694]

Thank you so much! This was super duper useful and your explaining skills are crazy good!

[@theinvokerdarksoul3356]

Thanks a lot man that was really helpful

[@normaforson1094]

This is such a helpful video. Thanks

[@saharamanson1970]

Bro u r awesome , such a fabulous video that what do i say..........just love it bro never loose hope do hard work in your videos as u r doing .....thanks a lot

[@robincraven6091]

Great video glad i clicked on this one

[@JirongYi]

Thanks for making and sharing this useful video

[@nicholasvannest7539]

Great tutorial!

[@vladimiraleksic4066]

Great video. Thank you a lot

[@Ovoworks]

Really found this video So helpful

[@TechWithTim]

Glad it was helpful!

[@VBAA2Z]

Thanks Tim! you're the best! thanks for sharing all useful information.

[@TechWithTim]

Np!

[@mehranrauf2711]

Thanks ,you explained it very well 🙏

[@santoshsundar1186]

Can you share a video on using the same GIT for an enterprise level where multiple developers have to checkout from same Master branch. Also if you can include recommendations on some best practices it would be really great. I have read some blogs but it is not very clear. I do not want to mess up my PROD repos. :P

[@p.s.177]

I'm also wondering about this, did you end up finding a resource on it?

[@PladdenTim]

Very well explained tutorial with the most important basic stuff for git. Please like this shit, everyone!

[@RealProDatascience]

Fantastique super tutorial :)

[@ScriptFlipr]

very helpful, thank you

[@FeedFall8]

Does anyone know how to make a Image in pygame move where its facing? for instance move at a 40° angle?

[@hoyeungchan1676]

19:02 is the 'tutorial' the name could be named by ourselves differently from others working on the same remote repository, or everyone working on the same remote repository (same link) has to name it the same?

[@FeedFall8]

Love this video

[@damewix]

Thank You Tim, I love You man

[@matrixInvader]

@21:17 you demonstrate that you can 'push' not just 'main', but ANY of its branches out to the remote repo (tutorial) and ultimately the online-hosted (test).. using the same line you'd used for the main branch.. "git push -u tutorial main" could just as easily be done for Branch1, with "git push -u tutorial Branch1".... However, following along, when I attempted this "git push -u tutorial Branch1" just like you did, I instead get back a "fatal: Branch1 cannot be resolved to branch" error. And I'm not understanding why

[@HassMak86]

Hey Tim thanks for the info. I have a few questions if you can help? 1. Is everything done through the command line in regards to GIT and GITHUB? 2. Is the repository online or in the cloud? Or is in stored on your PC? 3. Can more than one user work on a file in a branch at the same time? 4. And last, how would this work with Visual Studio projects? Would I have to add/update my changes from the command line whenever I make changes to a program? Currently I'm using Microsoft sourcesafe and not really liking it. It keeps messing up our changes and not updating correctly. Thank you much!

[@thomasgardner479]

Hi Tim, great tutorial but I have one question if your creating a local repo then im assuming (stupid question incoming) the folder is the repo with the files in? I asking because I have a few projects I'm working on and I'd like to test code before I do proper commit/push's to my repo's on github , so id use gitbash as a staging area as such before submitting the real thing. secondly, can you input commands into gitbash that enable you to connect to your repo on github?

[@masmry2703]

awesome mate

[@sindhuravi7415]

pretty clear...Thank you..

[@shabareenath8103]

Great vedio

[@AhWai_Documentary]

nice tutorial

[@Queenamizzo]

Thank you so much

[@lakshmanans5870]

Good intro.. nice..

[@vamsidharalluri7966]

good tutorial

[@AndrushaNZ]

up forget most important thig , how do i compare versions, yes i had several versions right now but how do i track changes?

[@momoh6696]

Hi. Please how is it that after deleting 'tim.py' from the master branch, it was still there to make a version of it for the login branch?

[@younesboukroun3060]

Thank You

[@RishabhJain-uv7zj]

Hey! Great Video. I have an issue when I am trying to push my local files onto GitHub I am getting an error like this " You don't have permissions to push to on GitHub. Would you like to create a fork and push to it instead?". Any suggestions?

[@amineshirazi]

very helpful

[@freetolisten]

great video

[@giovacurcio]

so clear.

[@spacegoat8559]

How does this work with Pycharm?

[@newyorkcityeas5155]

I believe that JetBrains enables git support on all of their applications. Correct me if I’m wrong.

[@revanthkariappa52]

thanks bro

[@wileanborja]

Awesome

[@mxshady7]

Before commiting "tim.py" deletion he was supposed to add it to the staging area , am i wrong ?

[@silentThunder777]

i get .git: No such file or directory why? what am in doing wrong

[@pokemonsr9]

and If i wana push code from D drive?

[@リンゴ酢-b8g]

git is a distributed version control system

[@LuisMorales-yx8di]

thanks

[@naxigxoxx]

thank u

[@ShafiqNazrin]

To those absolute beginners who don't understand the purpose of Git, it's basically a way you can store copies of past, present and future versions of your and others' code. That's why it's important to learn when you're working with a team. Everyone will change everything, so you need a way to manage that, and that's with Git. That's why I'm learning it for my first job as I'm typing this.

[@MehmetKayraSipal]

its not working it just says no such file or directory

[@mustafaaljanabi4818]

is git the same as Git hub

[@aamirasr3704]

if the below error comes...... Author identity unknown *** Please tell me who you are. Run git config --global user.email "[e-mail]" git config --global user.name "Your Name" to set your account's default identity. Omit --global to set the identity only in this repository. fatal: unable to auto-detect email address (got -------------) then run the following commands $ git config user.name "Firstname Lastname" $ git config user.email "[e-mail]" hope that will help.

[@rafeeqshaik7355]

touch command not working HELP

[@ItsYourBoyMRAR]

Download Cygwim For Windows Or Git Bash

[@abdulazizprogrammer]

Where is the version control ?

[@SubhanKhan-qd7sp]

linux : ls -a (to see hidden files)

[@ItsYourBoyMRAR]

In Windows ls is enough 😂

[@SubhanKhan-qd7sp]

@@ItsYourBoyMRAR windows is shit, switch to linux

[@ItsYourBoyMRAR]

@@SubhanKhan-qd7sp Yep Agree But With That Being Said I Am Already Linux User 😁

[@SubhanKhan-qd7sp]

@@ItsYourBoyMRAR that's why u agreed at first

[@SubhanKhan-qd7sp]

@@ItsYourBoyMRAR do u have good experience with Linux?

[@andmotta9686]

you just missed the version part

[@Rayhand117]

117

[@emmanuelochola2381]

very helpful.thank you

[@Thabang_Kgatla1]

very helpful