A Comprehensive Guide to Setting Up and Using Git...
summary
Shows that Git ships with 153 git commands but the session narrows focus to about two dozen and walks through real tools and steps: installing via winget/choco, running git config core.editor=notepad, using posh-git and GitKraken for status and graphs, demoing init/add/commit/log/diff/reset/stash/clean/remote/push/clone/fetch and advanced bits like reflog, bisect and cherry‑pick. A live Summit demo repo pushed to GitHub endures demo glitches but ultimately clones and syncs, proving the workflow and the gotchas.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 11:38Version control basics
- 21:54Version control history
- 29:49Why learn Git
- 35:55CLI vs GUI for Git
- 41:22Installing Git
- 57:31Basic Git commands
- 1:30:46Commit messages
- 1:42:04Git log and history
- 2:03:42Stashing and conflicts
- 2:18:37Remote repositories
- 2:36:13Adding remotes and push
- 2:51:19Advanced Git tips
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