How to Rebase Branches and When to Rebase vs Merge | Git & Source Control #8

Explore the nuances of rebasing branches in Git and understand when to rebase versus merge with our instructional video. Tailored for developers looking to refine their version control strategy, this guide covers the rebasing process and its advantages over merging in certain scenarios. Enhance your Git skills and ensure a clean project history for more efficient collaboration.
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02:19 Welcome back!
03:43 Background and set up
13:28 Perform a rebase with GitKraken
14:09 Force pushing
15:06 Interactive rebase with GitKraken
16:48 Practice rebasing
17:35 Rebasing with conflicts
19:01 Recap merge vs rebase
20:08 Wrapping up!

[@amschotte]

Simply the best educational content for any developer. Congratulations Nick

[@SwiftfulThinking]

Thanks!

[@CodeByNSR]

To the point always. Keep up the good content.

[@iLoveAppl3947]

Hey man thank you for all the videos you are making. As a junior it means a lot for me and surely for the other thousands of juniors. Thank you for giving back to the community for FREE unlike other content creators. May i ask you please , do you have a recommendation of a generic networking layer with async await covering GET and POST as well ? The most materials i found out on Medium and Google are over complicated, over engineered, outdated and many of them still use completion handlers in 2024. I do prefer Async Await because with async/await, you can achieve structured concurrency, which means you’re aware of the order of execution of your statements. Unlike the completion handler, every statement depends on the statement above it, making it a linear code execution. Please advise thank you chief