Git & GitHub: Practical Guide to Real-World Projects

Vishwanatha Hebbar connects introductory Git commands with situations that arise in a shared project. Branching and merging lead into conflicts and hotfixes. It suits learners who want to practice how a workflow responds when changes overlap or an urgent correction must be made alongside ongoing feature work.

What you will learn

• Manage local work and GitHub collaboration.
• Use branches and merges in a project.
• Examine conflicts and hotfix workflows.

Who this suits

Learners developing practical Git skills; review the account, editor and terminal setup before starting.

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 two conflicting documentation edits in a disposable repository and resolve them, recording why the final wording includes or replaces each change.

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