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Just wanted to shout out how great this courses are. I was depressed and wasn't happy with my previous career, I wanted to change things and find something to be exited about and make a career with it. I don't count myself smart and my previous job was a seafaring one, so I had no idea. The this summer I found your Python tutorial, bought couple more full courses and now making slow progress, even found a starting tech support job. It's not much, but I feel really great and want to aspire to become a developer. Thank you so much, it's fantastic how you help people! Best wishes :)
For mac user: to add vs code to your path: - open vs code - shift + command + p - search for (shell command: install 'code' command in PATH ) Then you just configure it to git according to our teacher, Mosh
When Mosh is explaining it's as if he comes in your mind and organize everything for you and explain it to you and you end up thinking as if you're the one who created git lol. Mosh is the best teacher for programmers.
World class Course. This guy is really good at teaching coding stuff. Look at the English he speaks. so amazing. He speaks good english in all his courses
I'm a student all away from Uganda but 'Mosh' in my language we say olimubede which means you mingo it, u crush it, u at your own level, u the best in all programmers man, u really a good teacher thank u man, we appreciate your effort , may GOD provide u more effort forever and we at ur back man, THANK YOU
This one hr of course is much easy to understand, best animation helped to make things visualise better and ofcourse the pace of the course is appreciated. Looking forward to get the full course of 5hrs
Im around three quarters of the way through the git ultimate course and I have to say its sooooo good. Pacey but thorough. The time spent explaining different merge types is fantastic. The most useful part, for me was creating new branches on remote/origin correctly, something I constantly struggled with. I already have Senior Engineers at work asking me about "git log --oneline --all --graph". Amazing as always Mosh, if you keep releasing content like this we might just make it!
Very very very clear explanation! I've been a developer for 5 years and I can even learn something I thought I understood. Thank you and bless you Mosh!
52:17 You evaluated the bash variables LOCAL and REMOTE, which did not exist or were empty, leaving you with the string with two spaces after --diff. I like to mostly use single quotes when I don't need bash to evaluate anything in the string, but you could have escaped the dollar signs with backspaces as well if you want to stick to double quotes.
As someone completely new to Git and coding in general, thank you for this video. I wish you would've went over branching, merging, forks, and pull requests, but I guess that's what your full tutorial is for. Thank you!
Hey! How is it continuing to go for you? I just started as well and it’s a bit intimidating but I’m catching on to HTML pretty quickly. I am utilizing a course through Udemy.
There are 2 types of viewers : 1. They really needed this video 2. They wanted the flutter course BTW, good job if your taking advantage of the pandemic by learning how to code. #stayathome
Correction. There are 3 kind of viewers. Those that you already mentioned, and the ones, like myself, that are still waiting for the "Design Patterns Course" to be finished... AFTER ALMOST A YEAR!!!
Git is the social glue that helps people work together! When I started learning git, I was trying to find a natural analogy... but I could not find one that does not involve the complexity of intelligent people organizing together to make something bigger than what they can produce alone. If you like music, it's like composing and performing a symphony! I find Git easier to understand in the context of individual vs group behaviour such as unit-testing, integration-testing, system-testing, and releasing production quality code. Thank you for this social glue!
Hey, Mosh. I love your tutorials. They are so clean, detailed and beyond helpful. I do have just one suggestion. As a beginner I was supper confused about adding visual studios code to path. Could you put how to do so. When I finally found how to do it, it was very simple and took a short time. Other than that this was perfection. **for the people that got confused around **9:30**** go to visual studios code, Hit Cmd+Shift+p to pop open the command palette. Then start typing Shell Command ... until the Shell Command: Install "code" command in shell PATH option appears. Select this and Code will add code to your path.
20:00, look at the center of the white filled circle for a few seconds, then look away anywhere in the background. A white stroked circle will appear where you're looking at and fade away in a few seconds.
yes mosh please upload a django advance course on your codewithmosh.com. I just bought all access subscription two days ago and learning git there you are great teacher.
10:41 How did you jump from the terminal to visual code? hint: Waiting for your editor to close the file... code --wait: line 1: code: command notnd error: There was a problem with the editor 'code --wait'.
Thanks for making all videos easy to be engaged and not dry/boring. I love your energy, color selection, and delivery. keeps me engaged every moment of the video.
Very strong presentation. Checked the curriculum for the full course, and I think it may be well worth paying for the remaining chapters. The info can be found elsewhere, of course, but never presented with the same clarity and confidence.
it feels that beginners would benefit from taking some prerequisite courses before taking this one because as a beginner I still felt lost sometimes watching this, mostly due to unfamiliarity with the programmaing language syntax. But I can see how well-structured this course is. So my suggestion is, for each of those courses, list out the course videos that audience should watch before hand.
at 15:45 the command "open" won't work if you are using Windows. so use "start" instead of "open". to open .git directory type "start .git". Thank you Moshfigh.
It will really help beginners to get started with Git. Thank you very much Mosh. I have shared it on LinkedIn and tagged you. Keep on creating such amazing content for the programmers. Take care and stay blessed.
Thanks!! This is one of the best. The pace and timeline was just perfect in the video. The content quality is super exceptionally good. I am glad that i found this video. Thanks a ton MOSH!!!
At 15:50 when you open .git directory on the mac I immidiately did the same thing on Windows by typing explorer .git . Only 15 minutes in and this is the best git tutorial I have seen on RUclips and I've watched a lot over the last couple of weeks. Being a cmd/terminal windows guy, I was not seeing the (master) etc annotations on dir commands. I took your advice and used GIT Bash, which you implored us to use at 7:18. I am used to using Bash but I love GIT Bash and I'm only 16 minutes in. I'm sure I'll have more to say in the next 54 minutes. Awesome so far.
Dear Mosh, it is one of the best and most enhanced tutorials I have ever seen, overall! Not only in git. Your graphics are so smooth and awesome. What tools did you use, if not a secret? I would like to create something like that for an Embedded C tutorial. At least, just listing the tools would suffice and I would google them to learn and create as awesome tutorials as yours.
Mosh, your tutorials are so easy to follow. I will continue supporting you. How do you get your terminal to look the way it does and which font do you use?
Hey Mosh. Great tutorial. May I ask what theme you are using for your git shell? I tried all the ones from posh git but they don't look as useful as what you're using.
Bought some courses on undemy and none of them could keep up with your style of presenting knowledge. I will go for the monthly subscription next month! Thx man
Hii Mosh,just want to tell you tha u missed the part of how to connect git to your github account and push ,pull or clone files. Please make a video on that too ,will be a great help😊.
This is an awesome tutorial on Git. I also bought the full course. Mosh has an amazing way of simplifying complex topics. I'm thoroughly enjoying this!
@18:05 @mosh you can correct your statement as there are VCS like perforce(P4V) which provides a better way called as "Changelist" (just like stagging) where you can see your changes to be committed and you can create as many versions of changes of the same file with as many different changes before the commit.
Hello Mosh, Thanks for the great video, it helped me a lot to refresh some of the things. One unrelated question if I may - which zsh theme did you used in this video?
This was a great course. Thanks Mosh. Can you please do a similar tutorial for data analysis and machine learning application in AWS? There isn't a really good course on that in RUclips.
Thank you for a very clear and systematic explanation! Just a remark: at 53.13, the reason why $REMOTE etc. disappeared from the configuration file is bcs when you enclosed the "code --wait..." command into double quotes, bash interprets the dollars inside these quotes and expanded the variables to their values (probably nothing bcs they were not set), and just after that bash ran the git config command. You should use single quotes instead to prevent bash from interpreting the dollars inside them.
Just download it. It's showing not safe coz its not recognised by windows or something. Most random downloads will be like that unless they're popular official company ones. If you're not going around downloading from sources you can't verify or trust then it's nothing to worry about. If you're a gamer, like me, who may download a lot of mods or pirated games you'll see it very often etc
There is a "John Smith" working in most of the software companies. Funny thing is that they weren't born "John Smith." They become "John Smith" after getting zapped and burned by the fact that in order for "John Smith's" code to work, it depends on other pieces of code that others have written and maintain. So when "John Smith's" looks at you and/or your code during the code-review, the internal thought is whether who he's looking at is going to make his life hard or not. Three nights in a row of getting called at 3 am that the service is down would turn St. Peter into "John Smith." Sincerely, John Smith
Hey Mosh , thank you for all the great work you do for your students. I was wondering if you're planning to make a course especially about architectural pattern and deliver it in java language ?. Or any thought about android programming with java and android studio ?. Thanks . Love from Iran ❤
🔥Ready for a deep dive? Check out my full course: mosh.link/git-course
📕 Get my FREE C++ cheatsheet: mosh.link/git-cheatsheet
👍 Subscribe for awesome coding content: goo.gl/6PYaGF
Is the information in the video still relevant without much change at the present time?
@@treyaInTech yess totly relevent
M8 u said 'FREE C++ cheatsheet' above!
Just wanted to shout out how great this courses are. I was depressed and wasn't happy with my previous career, I wanted to change things and find something to be exited about and make a career with it. I don't count myself smart and my previous job was a seafaring one, so I had no idea. The this summer I found your Python tutorial, bought couple more full courses and now making slow progress, even found a starting tech support job. It's not much, but I feel really great and want to aspire to become a developer. Thank you so much, it's fantastic how you help people! Best wishes :)
its been 4 years.... Did you get a software developer job?
@@ratio6677 4 years ago he had a good shot, now who knows
For mac user:
to add vs code to your path:
- open vs code
- shift + command + p
- search for (shell command: install 'code' command in PATH )
Then you just configure it to git according to our teacher, Mosh
what a save, thanks!
thank you so much!!
thanks!
It works. Thank you
thank you soooooo much
Dear Mosh, I'm a beginner programmer, and this video was extremely helpful. Thanks for putting in the hard work to produce this video!
how is it going pal?
@@rhowie.dearest he quit
@@dovydasbalciunas5002wait, really? 😮
:))))
@@dovydasbalciunas5002
😅😅😅😅@@dovydasbalciunas5002
9:33 vscode
10:26 default editor
20:13 deleting file from staging_area (with git add)
22:14 creating, adding files
26:06 comitting
When Mosh is explaining it's as if he comes in your mind and organize everything for you and explain it to you and you end up thinking as if you're the one who created git lol. Mosh is the best teacher for programmers.
@@programmingwithmosh Why did you make the penis symbol?😂
@@programmingwithmosh mosh do you have any academy or training center other than online platform
@@adityatawade98 bruh, it's a sideways heart lol
Yeah!
Hit one like for all the hard works of Mosh just for us ♥️
For that I have hit like on the video itself
A like for this comment or this video?
good job, you have remembered me successfully!
World class Course. This guy is really good at teaching coding stuff. Look at the English he speaks. so amazing. He speaks good english in all his courses
Mosh your voice is so soft and soothing. You are like the everyone favourite drawing teacher meets and intelligent harvard professor.
I'm a student all away from Uganda but 'Mosh' in my language we say olimubede which means you mingo it, u crush it, u at your own level, u the best in all programmers man, u really a good teacher thank u man, we appreciate your effort , may GOD provide u more effort forever and we at ur back man, THANK YOU
This one hr of course is much easy to understand, best animation helped to make things visualise better and ofcourse the pace of the course is appreciated. Looking forward to get the full course of 5hrs
Mosh has taught me a lot of things, you deserve credits! Good luck Mosh, keep growing!
Mosh I just love your tutorials, they are easy to understand and very beautifully designed. Thank you for this course.
Yes!!
Im around three quarters of the way through the git ultimate course and I have to say its sooooo good. Pacey but thorough. The time spent explaining different merge types is fantastic.
The most useful part, for me was creating new branches on remote/origin correctly, something I constantly struggled with. I already have Senior Engineers at work asking me about "git log --oneline --all --graph".
Amazing as always Mosh, if you keep releasing content like this we might just make it!
are you a senior yet?
I'm waiting for a vacancy to open up at work, and I'll be applying in 2024
Very very very clear explanation! I've been a developer for 5 years and I can even learn something I thought I understood. Thank you and bless you Mosh!
Swear of God I smiled after watching the video title. I was waiting for the Git tutorial by one and only Mosh!
#WELOVEYOU🇧🇩
@@programmingwithmosh Keep making videos and let us smile 😀 Allah will help you.
@@mobinal5429hey your bengali?! Let's connect! I am also learning
@@bengalichic9333 Yeah I am... 🇧🇩
@@mobinal5429 ye bhi theek hai
52:17 You evaluated the bash variables LOCAL and REMOTE, which did not exist or were empty, leaving you with the string with two spaces after --diff. I like to mostly use single quotes when I don't need bash to evaluate anything in the string, but you could have escaped the dollar signs with backspaces as well if you want to stick to double quotes.
As someone completely new to Git and coding in general, thank you for this video. I wish you would've went over branching, merging, forks, and pull requests, but I guess that's what your full tutorial is for. Thank you!
Hey! How is it continuing to go for you? I just started as well and it’s a bit intimidating but I’m catching on to HTML pretty quickly. I am utilizing a course through Udemy.
❤
There are 2 types of viewers :
1. They really needed this video
2. They wanted the flutter course
BTW, good job if your taking advantage of the pandemic by learning how to code. #stayathome
Correction. There are 3 kind of viewers. Those that you already mentioned, and the ones, like myself, that are still waiting for the "Design Patterns Course" to be finished... AFTER ALMOST A YEAR!!!
Git is the social glue that helps people work together! When I started learning git, I was trying to find a natural analogy... but I could not find one that does not involve the complexity of intelligent people organizing together to make something bigger than what they can produce alone. If you like music, it's like composing and performing a symphony! I find Git easier to understand in the context of individual vs group behaviour such as unit-testing, integration-testing, system-testing, and releasing production quality code. Thank you for this social glue!
Hey mosh hope you are doing great, i want to thank you for making such courses. Thanks a lot.
Thanks!
Hey, Mosh. I love your tutorials. They are so clean, detailed and beyond helpful. I do have just one suggestion. As a beginner I was supper confused about adding visual studios code to path. Could you put how to do so. When I finally found how to do it, it was very simple and took a short time. Other than that this was perfection. **for the people that got confused around **9:30**** go to visual studios code, Hit Cmd+Shift+p to pop open the command palette. Then start typing Shell Command ... until the Shell Command: Install "code" command in shell PATH option appears. Select this and Code will add code to your path.
Thank you!!!
kindly explain further ive pressed cmd+shift+p but the command pallete didnt pop up
Are you able to advise on the non Mac instructions
@@nikkyle5979 visual studio code should be the same on both Windows and Mac. For Windows use the Control button instead of Command!
Thanks
15:52, if "open .git" does not work on Windows try using the "start" command instead
Thanks, it works
thank you
sure i couldnt continue if u werent here thanks man!
20:00, look at the center of the white filled circle for a few seconds, then look away anywhere in the background. A white stroked circle will appear where you're looking at and fade away in a few seconds.
Mosh has beautiful animation on his videos 🔥
@@programmingwithmosh can u do on angular course new version please angulat11
Finally, an actual course that is free. Extremely useful course if you are a kid like me
Do you want to become a successful software developer?
Simple, just be positive, patient and follow Programming with Mosh
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*Short notes of this tutorial is available on my Repo -* github.com/Harshverm776/git-commands
Thanks @Mosh_Hamedani for this tutorial.
Thank you very helpful
دمت گرم مرد، افتخار مایی تو💪😍
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Hi Mosh, You are one of great teacher that I have ever seen.
Best teacher and the best RUclips channel I have ever visited.❤❤💫💫🔥🔥🔥
Hi Mosh, You are the best teacher ever. All your courses are clear, straight to the point. We are just waiting for Django course.
Me too. Please make a Django course.
yes mosh please upload a django advance course on your codewithmosh.com. I just bought all access subscription two days ago and learning git there you are great teacher.
10:41 How did you jump from the terminal to visual code?
hint: Waiting for your editor to close the file... code --wait: line 1: code: command notnd
error: There was a problem with the editor 'code --wait'.
have you added vscode to your env path?
Thanks for making all videos easy to be engaged and not dry/boring. I love your energy, color selection, and delivery. keeps me engaged every moment of the video.
Very strong presentation. Checked the curriculum for the full course, and I think it may be well worth paying for the remaining chapters. The info can be found elsewhere, of course, but never presented with the same clarity and confidence.
The clarity! Makes it easy to grasp the concept and understand!!!
it feels that beginners would benefit from taking some prerequisite courses before taking this one because as a beginner I still felt lost sometimes watching this, mostly due to unfamiliarity with the programmaing language syntax. But I can see how well-structured this course is. So my suggestion is, for each of those courses, list out the course videos that audience should watch before hand.
This is the best Git video crash course about how the Git commands are affecting the Git Staging area.
This is still one of the most comprehensive Git course… thank you so much Mosh!
You are the best teacher that I have ever watched.
at 15:45 the command "open" won't work if you are using Windows. so use "start" instead of "open". to open .git directory type "start .git". Thank you Moshfigh.
45:59 use q to exit the diff process
Finally, a worthy video to spend time on.
Thank you Mosh for this easy-to-comprehend tutorial! It was very helpful.
This is the first tutorial I have ever bought from a RUclips video and what a steal!
This is AWESOME! I left the IT industry some ten years ago, your courses are really helping me get back up to date.
16:40 to get fancy terminal as shown in the video....Mosh is GREAT.
hahahaha was looking for this
It will really help beginners to get started with Git. Thank you very much Mosh. I have shared it on LinkedIn and tagged you. Keep on creating such amazing content for the programmers. Take care and stay blessed.
Just think about it,
This video is JUST ONE HOUR of the exact course, Can you imagine what will that course be? Oh god!
Thank you man.
Very grateful to you for making such simple and amazing tutorials
Git full course can be found ruclips.net/p/PLUO59Ca-2SL7-5bbAi36EPKj4Mumek7Rq
Thanks!! This is one of the best.
The pace and timeline was just perfect in the video.
The content quality is super exceptionally good.
I am glad that i found this video.
Thanks a ton MOSH!!!
At 15:50 when you open .git directory on the mac I immidiately did the same thing on Windows by typing explorer .git .
Only 15 minutes in and this is the best git tutorial I have seen on RUclips and I've watched a lot over the last couple of weeks.
Being a cmd/terminal windows guy, I was not seeing the (master) etc annotations on dir commands. I took your advice and used GIT Bash, which you implored us to use at 7:18. I am used to using Bash but I love GIT Bash and I'm only 16 minutes in. I'm sure I'll have more to say in the next 54 minutes. Awesome so far.
This is amazing! Flutter soon please!!
Please Flutter course also 🙏
Best RUclips channel to learn programming by far!!..Thanks Mosh!..greetings from Colombia 😘
At 15:47, "open .git" command did not work for me (I'm on windows). I had to use "start .git". So far this is a great video, really appreciate it.
THANK YOU!👌
The way you make this so easy to understand is a skill in itself. Thank you. The video at uni was very ordinary, never have I said OH so many times
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Thank God for you. You make these tutorials so simple and straight forward. Love them
Dear Mosh, it is one of the best and most enhanced tutorials I have ever seen, overall! Not only in git.
Your graphics are so smooth and awesome. What tools did you use, if not a secret? I would like to create something like that for an Embedded C tutorial. At least, just listing the tools would suffice and I would google them to learn and create as awesome tutorials as yours.
do you know the theme he used for "zsh with git"..?
@@sairam3351Sorry, brother, not aware for now. I will inform you as I get it.
after spending hours searching on the internet , finally I find this wonderful video that make everything clear .
thank you very much .
The best thing I like about your videos is QUALITY and SIMPLICITY. THANK YOU MOSH🙂
Mosh, your tutorials are so easy to follow. I will continue supporting you.
How do you get your terminal to look the way it does and which font do you use?
Would like to know this as well
AWESOME AS ALWAYS. 'mosh' has become a permanent keyword when searching youtube for tech tutorials. Thanks!
Hey Mosh. Great tutorial. May I ask what theme you are using for your git shell? I tried all the ones from posh git but they don't look as useful as what you're using.
Yes please I want your theme as well!
@@patrickjreid The theme is called agnoster.
Bought some courses on undemy and none of them could keep up with your style of presenting knowledge. I will go for the monthly subscription next month! Thx man
@15:50 use command 'explorer .git' if you are on Windows OS. Command 'open' doesn't work on Windows!
Thanks a lot!!!!!
I was looking for this, thanks!
Enrolled for full course. Very helpful. Thank you. Each video starts and ends on topic. No seconds wasted for welcome and thank talk. Great tutorial.
bro can you text me ? we can share the course ill pay you half fee
The best git basic tutorial I have watched still. Someone know what software he uses for animating his videos?
I like how you dont waste any time and you are a brilliant teacher
Hii Mosh,just want to tell you tha u
missed the part of how to connect git to your github account and push ,pull or clone files. Please make a video on that too ,will be a great help😊.
Search The Net Ninja Git Tutorials
It's part of his full git course. He's not gonna give everything away for free 🤣
ممنون از ویدیوهای عالیتون ، من تازه شروع کردم به یادگیری . خیلی خوب تدریس میکنید .....تشکر میکنم باز هم به عنوان یک هموطن 🙏🙏
Sir i can't express my deepest gratitude for the courses and your wholeheartedness, willingness to help .love your courses.keet it up Sir
This is an awesome tutorial on Git. I also bought the full course. Mosh has an amazing way of simplifying complex topics. I'm thoroughly enjoying this!
@15:45 its "start" instead of open in windows
one the best and well described git tutorials that I ever seen in the RUclips!
RUclips became so annoying with way too much advertisements. They are growing greedy every day. Tired of this. Need another competition. sick of it.
3 years ago? Well, hopefully your quality of life has improved since then because you've acquired ReVanced Manager. 😉
ad placement isn't controlled but the amount of ads are controlled by creators I thought? but election cycle got me skipping all day
💯💯
You sound like you want an ad-blocker :o/
Ads are unskippable up to 30 seconds on RUclips.
This is the best Git tutorial for beginners that I have ever seen.
Thanks a lot.
Can we have a video on customising terminal so that it looks like yours.
He is using ZSH with ohymyzsh
@@alephanull1953 do you what theme is that? The most similar I found was PowerLevel10k, but it is not the same.
I actually found it frustrating because I don't have the same interface -- terminal doesn't show the current branch
@@viniciusmolinagarcia6603 agnoster, sorry for the late reply
@@viniciusmolinagarcia6603 PowerLevel10kis the best imo
hello moshfegh from iran :) its greate to see an engineer like you with this level of knowledge and talent . good luck
What software's do you for screen annotation, magnification and cursor/cursor click highlighting?
@18:05 @mosh you can correct your statement as there are VCS like perforce(P4V) which provides a better way called as "Changelist" (just like stagging) where you can see your changes to be committed and you can create as many versions of changes of the same file with as many different changes before the commit.
How to get your colorful command promt?
Hello Mosh,
Thanks for the great video, it helped me a lot to refresh some of the things. One unrelated question if I may - which zsh theme did you used in this video?
I think it's called agnoster
Really appreciate the animation part of video. Also this is one of the best tutorial on Git.
Hi Mosh, just want to know will there be Dart/Flutter tutorial coming up in the future?
An intermediate Flutter tutorial would be great as flutter itself is so self explanatory.
Yes same here
@@programmingwithmosh hi mosh i already subscribed for your course in codewithmosh but this course is not included ..why?
@@programmingwithmosh plz make it next month 🙃
@@TheJuniorDeveloper same problem
Now I see why you were off for a long time. You were preparing a great content for us , thanks a lot Mosh.
Hi, how can I make the zsh prompt line so beautiful?
Install zsh , ohmyzsh, powerlevel10K zsh theme, install nerd fonts( example FIRACode NF) .
@@madhankumar2051 Thank you, Mr. Kumar.
@@madhankumar2051 thx
I can surely say that is most understandable git tutorial for beginners. thanks mosh!
This was a great course. Thanks Mosh. Can you please do a similar tutorial for data analysis and machine learning application in AWS? There isn't a really good course on that in RUclips.
Thank you for a very clear and systematic explanation! Just a remark: at 53.13, the reason why $REMOTE etc. disappeared from the configuration file is bcs when you enclosed the "code --wait..." command into double quotes, bash interprets the dollars inside these quotes and expanded the variables to their values (probably nothing bcs they were not set), and just after that bash ran the git config command. You should use single quotes instead to prevent bash from interpreting the dollars inside them.
I am unable to get the cheat sheet through email and when i go for download options it's showing connection not safe. What's the problem with it ?
Just download it. It's showing not safe coz its not recognised by windows or something. Most random downloads will be like that unless they're popular official company ones. If you're not going around downloading from sources you can't verify or trust then it's nothing to worry about. If you're a gamer, like me, who may download a lot of mods or pirated games you'll see it very often etc
Absolutely well done and definitely keep it up!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍
15:50 on windows it "start .git"
you angel
Hey Mosh, great Video.Thank you. One Question, how do you display the file path in this graphical way in your terminal?
powerline and powerlevel9k
This is the best beginner friendly tutorial no doubt. The presentation is also enjoyable. Thank you.
Looks like Mosh hates John Smith a lot. 😂😂🤣
I was reading the comments while leaving the video playing, he started trashing John smith just when I read this comment xD
There is a "John Smith" working in most of the software companies. Funny thing is that they weren't born "John Smith." They become "John Smith" after getting zapped and burned by the fact that in order for "John Smith's" code to work, it depends on other pieces of code that others have written and maintain. So when "John Smith's" looks at you and/or your code during the code-review, the internal thought is whether who he's looking at is going to make his life hard or not. Three nights in a row of getting called at 3 am that the service is down would turn St. Peter into "John Smith."
Sincerely,
John Smith
Great tutorial. Clear, detailed yet concise, easy to follow, well presented.
Hey Mosh , thank you for all the great work you do for your students.
I was wondering if you're planning to make a course especially about architectural pattern and deliver it in java language ?.
Or any thought about android programming with java and android studio ?.
Thanks . Love from Iran ❤
Thank you, Mosh, for so nice explanation !!! 👍👍👍