Practical Guide To Git For Beginners And Intermediate Users

Who should take up this Guide?

Only For: Linux and Mac Users

This is a practical guide developed for people who don't have a programming background, especially for beginners, intermediate software engineers, and anyone who wants to explore and exploit the benefits of git in their field.

I am an ML Engineer, I wrote this for data folks like Machine Learning Engineers or researchers who have done Ph.D. but have a hard time getting started with software tools.

It is a practical guide, so don't expect theory from this guide. This is not GUI-based Git, it is purely working from command-line interface (CLI).

What this guide doesn't provide?

- Not for Git advanced users, unless looking for a refresher guide.

- It is not a theory on Git.

- If you're lazy to think and practice, it's not for you. Please don't buy it.

Guide Contents

- Command-line way to play with Git.

- Setting Up Git.

- Create, Update, Manipulate, and Delete Git Repository.

- Working with the history of commits.

- Branching

- Create, Update, and Delete multiple branches.

- Merging

- Merging multiple branches.

- Creating conflicts but merging with auto-merging.

- Creating conflicts but merging manually.

- Working with remote git repository

- Cloning remote repository

- Add contents to the remote repository

- Pull and Push contents to the remote and local repository

Selling Git with love for data folks, beginners, and intermediate software engineers.