Introduction to Git Recap | Learn with Dr G

In the world of collaborative software development, version control is one of the most important factors to a successful launch. Improper version control can cause broken features, conflicting lines of code, and potentially working on old and out dated versions of your product.
Enter Git. Git is the industry standard of code source control, helping manage and integrate changes easily.
In this episode of Learn with Dr. G, Sarah will introduce you to the basics of Git, including what makes Git unique, getting started with a Git project, and making and tracking changes in Git. This is a quick recap on the first live episode of the mini-series: "What you didn't learn in School".
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[@kaduborgesdev]

Amazing video. She just condensed a lot of information in 18 minutes perfectly, making it easy to understand. Congratulations, Dr. G.

[@vaibhavkgote]

Never seen so much information in an 18-minute video. Thanks

[@JohnHummel502]

Very well detailed. I’ve only touched git using VS Code so this breakdown of the command line makes me want to just move to the command line world and stay there so I touch what’s going on.

[@tonatihus]

At ~ 10:50 I think it's neccesary to add the '-a' flag in the 'commit --amend' command (commit -a --amend --no-edit). In fact you can see that the file ('site.css') is still marked as modified when 'index.html' is restored (13:19)

[@yashwanthyashz4262]

Thorough and well-presented.

[@pablocesargarzonbenitez5870]

Thanks you Dr. G for showing us how git works, I reallly learned in your series, you convey your passion for teaching and I also thank microsoft learn

[@carlosmiguelasteteaguilar1083]

The best git class of my life

[@emmanuelstech]

Amazing I like the way she teaches, all very clear and simple examples.

[@franciscamartinez7388]

Thanks you Dr. G, it is the best explanation of Git 💗

[@owwwletsdoo]

Thank you! You're a good teacher

[@willymays2]

Excelente I don´t speak english but I translate with youtube subtitles, great explanation!

[@michaelgeracie9228]

Concise, detailed, and pleasant. Thanks!

[@stivenbustillovillarreal6337]

What a great explanation! Concise! Loved it

[@ThePositiev3x]

4:13 Correction git commit -a does not automatically stage new files that were not previously tracked by Git. The -a option in git commit -a only stages changes to already tracked files, including modifications and deletions, but it does not stage new files that you have not added to Git's tracking system with git add. 11:12 I don't think so. Not staging the changes by running git add . and directly running git commit --amend results in the loss of data. You can try out. Delete the file and restore it back via git restore or git checkout. The restored file will be before the amendment, not after. But if you had run git add . before the amendment, your restored file would have included the typo fix.

[@davidapr]

Such an amazing video with lots of pro tips.

[@tomsouza4]

That's a very helpful video, thank you!!

[@mcsismusic]

And where is the link to previous video?

[@vsanz90vs]

hi! Im trying to find a similar command "touch" for Windows because is not working , pls I need some help! thanks

[@DeepCoderMK]

thank you

[@utkarshsingh1863]

What a great explanation! Loved it ❤

[@samliu4516]

Thanks for the quality recap!

[@maiconfz]

Great video! Thanks!

[@sidukas]

Why was the `git checkout -- CSS/site .` done after `git reset --hard HEAD^` at 15:03 ? Was it really needed?

[@nisarAhmedkhan38]

you are enjoying to teach , that's very good

[@gordonpeplinski8293]

could you please recommend a video that teaches how to use Git and DevOps together

[@jefferydalton1970]

You made GIT fun!!!

[@officialshiv.k]

Great Explanation

[@babitagupta9406]

Great explained

[@sindergt]

Utilizar git add -A es igual a usar el git add . ? o en qué casos podría usar cada uno?

[@manasjyotiray7503]

nice explanation mam

[@jesealvaradao1006]

Hi Sarah, I think you are wrong in the minute 4:15 of the video when you said that with de -a flag in the commit command it will add files to be saved in the new version of that repository. with the -a flag only affect to all the files that exist in the stage area but to add new files we still need the git Add command.

[@marcosandre2889]

No man. At 4:11 she said -a lets git know all files.

[@medaminemahmoud7245]

erratum ~ 07:03 From: git add \-A what we're going to do is we're going to add any file that is not currently tracked to the list of files that Git wants to track in this case -the only file is the .gitignore file- To: git add -A what we're going to do is we're going to add any file that is not currently tracked to the list of files that Git wants to track in this case two files are gonna be tracked the new file: .gitignore and the modified: index.html

[@YOGESH-wk9kf]

Nice Tutorial

[@opensourceisnotcommunism4639]

Zero dislikes so far!

[@TigerChinniOfficial]

well said

[@cacocis]

1:30 where to write all the comands???? where to find that call terminal??? i'm kind of nooooob!!!!!!!

[@stephanymarilyn22]

opino lo mismo, como es? se descrga git o algo asi?

[@tonatihus]

At 0:52 she said "In this case I'm going to be using Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) and Ubuntu terminal" 😉

[@cacocis]

​​@@tonatihusthanks body. I don't listen English as well as I wish😅

[@cacocis]

​@@stephanymarilyn22 thank you supporting me😅

[@LannahNSS]

this is so difficult

[@lxmn22]

Amazing. Old content but