This is an outstanding introduction to "using git in the Real World." Once you know the basic vocabulary of "init", "add", "commit", "branch", and "merge", you're ready to learn HOW and WHY you use those tools. Thank you for this excellent explanation of the git workflow!
It is the most hands-on, effective GIT video I have seen, it clarifies the use of GIT and it's benefits, even for a single, self-employed developper. Thank you for the hard work you have put in this video
Hello Abdu . I like your videos. I was wondering why would you issue command git add . when you only edited button.js ? The command commit wit a flags (-a) and (-m) is not enough in such scenario ?
Glad to hear you like them 😊 So there won't be a difference but I like to run "git status" before committing to check I have the correct files and I am not pushing any env files for example
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This is an outstanding introduction to "using git in the Real World." Once you know the basic vocabulary of "init", "add", "commit", "branch", and "merge", you're ready to learn HOW and WHY you use those tools. Thank you for this excellent explanation of the git workflow!
Glad you enjoyed it, Richard!
It is the most hands-on, effective GIT video I have seen, it clarifies the use of GIT and it's benefits, even for a single, self-employed developper. Thank you for the hard work you have put in this video
Thanks 😊 Glad it was helpful 🙏
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Great practical video!
Thanks Abdoul, Happy it was useful!
Hello Abdu . I like your videos. I was wondering why would you issue command git add . when you only edited button.js ? The command commit wit a flags (-a) and (-m) is not enough in such scenario ?
Glad to hear you like them 😊
So there won't be a difference but I like to run "git status" before committing to check I have the correct files and I am not pushing any env files for example