The use of git, git bash, and GitHub is considered day one knowledge for most development jobs, but it is not always covered in traditional computer science degrees. Get up and running with git, git bash, GitHub, and integrate it all into Visual Studio Code fast with this quick start guide.
Here’s the video outline:
(0:04) Intro
(0:24) Download and install git
(1:06) Download and install Visual Studio Code
(1:43) Git Bash terminal window
(2:22) Opening your project in VS Code
(3:18) Opening Git Bash inside of VS Code
(4:10) git init
(4:43) git status and untracked files
(5:10) git add
(5:49) git commit
(6:34) Making changes to our code
(7:12) git status and modified files
(7:29) Repeat the process to update the repository
(8:07) Insertions and deletions
(9:17) GitHub
(9:49) Create new GitHub repository
(10:27) “...or push an existing repository from the command line”
(12:00) Our local git repository is now linked to our GitHub
(12:33) Viewing our files on GitHub
(13:00) Making more changes to our project
(13:50) Adding the new project changes to our local git repository
(15:25) git push (sending changes to GitHub)
(16:30) Viewing the new project changes on GitHub
If you enjoy the video, I’ll be posting more. Glad to answer your questions, too.
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u/DaveOnEleven Aug 21 '20
The use of git, git bash, and GitHub is considered day one knowledge for most development jobs, but it is not always covered in traditional computer science degrees. Get up and running with git, git bash, GitHub, and integrate it all into Visual Studio Code fast with this quick start guide.
Here’s the video outline:
(0:04) Intro
(0:24) Download and install git
(1:06) Download and install Visual Studio Code
(1:43) Git Bash terminal window
(2:22) Opening your project in VS Code
(3:18) Opening Git Bash inside of VS Code
(4:10) git init
(4:43) git status and untracked files
(5:10) git add
(5:49) git commit
(6:34) Making changes to our code
(7:12) git status and modified files
(7:29) Repeat the process to update the repository
(8:07) Insertions and deletions
(9:17) GitHub
(9:49) Create new GitHub repository
(10:27) “...or push an existing repository from the command line”
(12:00) Our local git repository is now linked to our GitHub
(12:33) Viewing our files on GitHub
(13:00) Making more changes to our project
(13:50) Adding the new project changes to our local git repository
(15:25) git push (sending changes to GitHub)
(16:30) Viewing the new project changes on GitHub
If you enjoy the video, I’ll be posting more. Glad to answer your questions, too.
Learn Git and GitHub Basics for Beginners: Quick Start Guide: https://youtu.be/6KoBsJfYBPM