How to Use Git & GitHub Desktop Tutorial for Beginners

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Want a simple, straight-forward way to learn GitHub Desktop that's fun and easy?
This quick GitHub Desktop crash course will teach you everything you need to know in order to use GitHub Desktop at an advanced level.
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[@leeuwengames315]

in the first minute you already said 5 words i don't understand / know what they mean

[@JordiRPuxench]

FYIO, I'm mentoring a kid (16y) who wants to become a software engineer, and your video is the first one I asked him to watch. I told him "I know you are looking forward to start coding, and we will soon, but trust me, first get the basics clear." Suggestion: I've already taught him how to do most of these actions directly from VS Code, but it'd be great if you could create a tutorial about that. I'm sure it'd help thousands. Congrats and thanks again for the video.

[@TG-eh7uo]

Sorry Cameron, I did not follow any of this. I am using github desktop and you kept showing github back and forth and I got lost. Merge did not make any sense.

[@nukestrom5719]

Your teaching is superb. This is by far the best tutorial not just about github desktop but the github in general. I always struggled to understand github but not anymore, thanks to this wonderful explanation.

[@davidfernandez3924]

without a doubt the best Github Desktop tutorial, you've made this look like a simple joke, thank you very much

[@Korn1holio]

Yet you haven't shown us one of the main features - how do we "restore" these "save games" (commits)? Assuming I really messed up my code and I want to revert it to my previous commit, how do I do that? It's not obvious to me from the UI, as it's a bit cryptic.

[@geirvassli]

This was a really good break down of the core functionalities. I like the approach where you start out simple and build from there. Too many tutorials start out with too much context. Easy to go along, fun and gave insights from multiple perspectives. Thx a lot

[@SyahmulAziz]

Amazing tutorial! I was having issues with understanding GIT and could not figure out what's wrong with my implementation until I watched this video! Thank you!

[@gauravrathod3038]

Your way of narration is little different. I like it. Keep it up...

[@utkarshsaxena7445]

what's the timestamp for squashing commits?

[@dnsstaci3779]

Learned more in 30 minutes than many of the other tutorials, thanks so much!

[@ProfBurnett]

The best tutorial on GIT and GIT Desktop. Will stay tuned for more.

[@Korn1holio]

Brilliant lesson and you're a very capable speaker! I couldn't watch the other tutorial on youtube because the person mumbled and wandered too much, yours is focused and straight to the point!

[@kevinedmond6507]

Well explained and very clear. Thank you.

[@danoroelvink]

Extremely helpful intro to Github and Git, thanks!

[@shuwylicious]

Thanks for doing this! Easy to understand, I was fully attentive all through the tutorial. Great work!

[@user-sh9pr1mo5h]

I love your teaching. You talk on technical stuff as like explaining poetry!! This is a type of video I was looking for in the internet!

[@Throatybee]

Thank you for this tutorial. I hate using Git on command so i was trying to understand Github Desktop. Your tutorial almost covered everything on it. Thank you for this video again. U got my like and subscribe!

[@user-wr4xg9hf5n]

I subscribed your channel after reading you replies to people comments forced me to subscribe your channel because i felt that you teaches us from your heart love a lot from Pakistan

[@jfaguile]

Amazing! Thanks for sharing your knowledge in an exceptional way.