Git & GitHub - The Practical Guide

Academind connects Git’s repository model with everyday commands and shared GitHub work. Stash, rebasing and recovery extend the initial commit-and-branch workflow. It suits learners who want a longer explanation of why commands affect history differently, including the distinction between local, remote and tracking branches.

What you will learn

• Explain repositories, commits and tracking branches.
• Use stash, rebasing and recovery commands.
• Collaborate through forks and pull requests.

Who this suits

Learners starting or consolidating Git; the course includes optional terminal introductions for macOS and Windows.

Before you enroll

Practice history changes in a disposable repository before using them in shared work. Distinguish local commits from changes already published to collaborators, especially before rebasing or resetting. Never commit credentials. GitHub interfaces and account limits change, so check current documentation for authentication and automation setup alongside the course examples.

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Put it into practice

Create a disposable repository with two branches, inspect their commit graph before and after a merge, and explain the resulting history.

Source and review

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