Git Going Fast - A Git Crash Course for Busy Professionals

Jason Taylor concentrates on the core Git workflow and the steps needed to connect it with GitHub. SSH authentication and pull requests extend local commits into collaboration. It suits learners who need a shorter starting course and want to practice a complete change from editing a file to proposing it for review.

What you will learn

• Follow the basic local Git workflow.
• Configure SSH access to a remote repository.
• Use GitHub pull requests to propose changes.

Who this suits

Learners starting Git and GitHub; review the command-line setup and account requirements.

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 small documentation change on a separate branch and prepare a pull request that explains its purpose and how you checked it.

Source and review

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