Learn Git In 15 Minutes
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
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In this video, we'll go over all the important stuff you need to know to get started using Git. We cover git add, git commit, git branch, git checkout, and git merge!
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Colt, you are a life-saver! I’ve been stuck in a number of tutorials and books that I bought but never read, but you cracked the code wide-open in 15 minutes! Beautiful work, good voice, good material! You are awesome!
It's just amazing to know that there are video here on youtube that you can actually really learn from. No fillers, no beating around the bush...just straight to the point. Well done Colt.
I am not a coder , I am a project manager trying to understand how the coders work and how to track their work on Git, this was a very good video introduction for me to get the basic idea of how and what goes on in Git. Thank you for teaching & sharing.
I think the best video on git on RUclips. You explained it very smoothly. I've wasted my life 1-2hr to watch git video but nothing happened.
Your 15 min video contains a lot.... Genuinely i going to share this video ❤
Sir not only you teach well but your video editing and thumbnail designing skills are also top notch.
aww thank you! I spend wayyyy too long working on the thumbnails, but honestly I'm not much of a designer. Most of what you see if pre-existing clip art and graphics that I combine together, so it doesn't require much skill. I use a free website called Canva. Glad you like the videos!
@@ColtSteeleCode Your great way of teaching complex stuffs are what made me fall in love with your teaching style and videos.
Keep up creating the good work sir.
@Malik Bagwala Haha the fonts are the hardest part for me! Give me some good font names and I'll use them!
He did seemingly render black borders on the sides of the entire video, though, that's a bit strange. :P
@@ColtSteeleCode I was going to save give your thumbnail artist a raise, but it's you :)
I'm new (more or less) to Git and this video made it easy to understand the basic premise and principles of how Git works. Thanks
Working with GitHub when I had no idea what I was doing because it was taught poorly was not fun. Now that you have explained everything so clearly, I want to try again. I am ready to have fun with Git again. thanks for teaching us this tool in a simple, easy to understand way!!!!!
You will be one of the greatest RUclips instructors of all time. Calling it now.
I had to take a break from your course to do this project, I'm a full-stack web engineer but I was self taught and I only learnt the bare minimum necessary to build and deploy applications. I have had the most awful day trying to learn new technologies to implement Laravel and to do it properly this time, no shortcuts. And it just always seems like there's another extension upon extension upon extension covering things that I didn't even know I needed that I now have to learn before I can even begin. I'm learning a lot but it's so frustrating because I HAVEN'T EVEN STARTED CODING YET. And along these lines I found myself having to learn git as well, I just clicked the first video that came up without looking to see who the author was and just felt instantly relieved to hear your familiar voice. Idk if you'll even see this, but thank you so much.
Lol how do u even have time to be full time on udemy an instructor in person and still post on RUclips. I think u save some kind of super powers 🤔
If you think I have super powers, you should check out some of the other Udemy instructors! I'm friends with Stephen Grider, who is an absolute machine. He cranks out a new course in 2 months, while I would take 4 months to do the same thing. I have no idea how he does it. Honestly, it's pretty difficult to balance everything. I end up recording these RUclips videos at 1 or 2 in the morning over the weekend so I can have them edited and uploaded each week. Right now is especially crazy because I'm working on a new exciting project (not on Udemy), a complete overhaul of my Web Developer Bootcamp course (on Udemy), and all these RUclips videos. It's not the most relaxing schedule, but I do enjoy most of the work!
@@ColtSteeleCode are you updating Web developer Bootamp course? Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Because of your Web Developer Bootcamp Today I got job as Frontend Developer.
@@ColtSteeleCode you re da man, that udemy course is gold. if i ll be a programmer by the end of the upcomming year it is mainly because of you. keep up the good work
@@ColtSteeleCode I've literally just started your Web Developer Bootcamp course on Udemy - should I hold off for overhauled version instead?
I do wonder how much money you make.
Finally understood 3 hours worth of lectures in 15 mins. Thank You.
Wow your project is including Python/Flask, Rails, and React. Cool :) I hope to hear from it soon. It looks awesome!
I was looking for a good tutorial on git. This is short, precise and spot on !
Best 15mins of my day. You made this a breeze to understand. Thanks!
Hi Colt, your Web Developer Bootcamp course was one of the first I took on my path to Open source Development. Can't thank you enough for the amazing content & teaching you provide! Always a Fan.
Thanks Colt for always teaching in a simple way!!!
Wow!!! Thank you so much! This all made so much sense the moment that you said that Git and Github are completely different tools. For the longest time I thought that Git was simply a CLI version of Github... I mean, it can be but essentially not. Anyway, thank you.
Instructions are clear and direct to the point. Thanks
this is the most by far best tutorial for git, not gonna lie I was confused by the others tutorials but, with his explanations its the most easiest thing to do. Thank you very much Colt Steele, I will check your other tutorials.
Please note, this video is not for absolute beginners. I just started slowly working with the Odin project and learning git is my next assignment. Coming from not much knowledge at all about text editors, command lines, git, this video still confuses me although I am seeing the bigger picture of the lessons. Still great for seeing the bigger picture and much appreciated :)
Thanks for the great overview! To the point, easy to understand. Was lost in less clear explanations before that!
I tried to learn git from lots of different places but didn't understand lessons what they were talking about. But This One gave me a clear knowledge about git. I know It's not much. But It's a great video to start learning git.
THANKS!
Colt this is a very good video! I usually stop around 6th minute or so but you didn't repeate the same thing over and over again. Very well structured video! Thumbs up!
Wow man thank you so much for this video. I've been watching tutorials all day, and nothing explain it better than this...
Im a beginner and i was very scared to use git cause i heard its too complicated but now i changed my mind completely its sounds very usefull and simple to use , this tutorial was really helpfull , thankkks
Did you actually understand it? I still find Git to be horrendously unintuitive and complicated. I'm still looking for beginner tutorials.
What an amazing video you have here! You taught everything while showing the viewer, all in great detail. Thanks for your help. I followed as you went and ended up with the same end product, no issues. You are a great teacher. Take care.
super super good explanation, way better than my uni lecturer
I love this video, not too long , easy understand, practically, totally save me this green hand.
I watched this in 1.5x and as a result I learned git in 10 minutes.
Best video on Git I've seen so far. Thank you!
Super video ! Very useful once you already have an ideia what git is used for. Thanks to you I'll be able to put in practice the theory I've learned at school last week :)
I have been using git for last 3 years but I think I still learnt something new and it was great to visit the basics again. I loved the way you paced the content in the video. Even a novice can understand it very easily.
I've gone through some classes on Udemy with Colt and he's a great teacher. He breaks things down really well.
This guy is so good on this! Thanks a lot. You explained it in a simplest form!
Thank you for making such throughout tutorial. It is so much easier to understands than the other 30min long videos. Lots of Love
I've taken Colt's class on Udemny. He's an excellent instructor.
Helped me very well to understand the basics.
Lacks the repository handling concept.
Love the straight forwardness of this video. To the point and exactly what i was looking for. Thanks!
Outstanding intro. Concise and straightforward.
Dear sir, you really very good teacher. How easy it looks like when profi explaining a things with simple and practical examples. Thanks a lot!
6:28 : "aaaah, General Kenobi"
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crisp and clear for beginners
In creating Git, one argument is that you can work offline w/o need for an Internet connection. I believe that this is less and less of an advantage these days when you can access the Internet from practically anywhere for a very low cost. So, this "advantage" of being able to work offline does not outweigh the complications while handling Git.
Iam majoring in computer enginering and this really helped, thanks.
Here is the brilliant guy, very simple. Why do others complicate what is really simple?
so simple but covered all in 15 mins. so much appreciated.
exceptional content and bloody good thumbnail man. Might have to pick up your git course in due course.
Very good, thanks!
It could be very confusing.
First you dont get what it is good for, but when you try different things in parallell that use different files, you need this stuff.
So even if I know a bit more this is the basic stuff, the branshes I never tried, so perfect.
Nice tutorial! In my experience git wasn't something I studied much in the beginning. Just started using it and it just becomes natural quickly. But in bigger companies different teams sometimes do things differently and that's where studying it and understanding it well pays off.
Great Job! Months of struggle comes to an end for me.
Clear, easily explained and good examples .
Thanks Colt
This video made my life so easier. Thanks Colt !!!
Great video. Gives the right overview for a good starting point
Great video but even better notes. I started the video and shifted to the notes once he mentioned them. I completed the steps in the notes which he reviews in the video but that gave me a good head-start as there are a few more nuggets of info he highlights in the video that aren't in the notes ie: git add . (this adds all file changes listed when checking the log)
Blown away with this little video. Awesome coverage, i've been trying to learn how to use git for some time now, never come across a video that was so concise and to the point!. reading the comments section, I see this guy is also on Udemy. i've gotta check out some of his courses :)
Thanks, github and git are very complicated as a beginner.
Thank you man! it helped me alot, i already using git at my work but with sourcetree and never did it on git commands. It was great great tutorial !
Very helpful! Short but concise!
The best Git tutorial I have seen. Thanks!
thank you so much colt steele, the best tutorials
your teaching skills are astounding, thanks a lot !
Thanks, @Colt. You unraveled it in a great way. I am a developer but had a phobia for git. I think I now know why I should learn it at depth and use it. Over to the github video.
Thanks Mr. Colt. Excellent presentation 👏 It has really helped me to understand git command and concepts so fast. 👍
Great, great Git beginner video. You have some awesome instructor chops!
Seeing for the second time.
Now, subscribed to you channel and impressed with your Udemy courses.
Nicely explained git with example. Thanks sir.
Thanks Colt. Youre amazing im thankful to have access to great videos for learning. Its my favorite way to learn... more than school !!
Excellently explained for newbies! 👍
This is what I've been missing.
Top notch!
Loving your videos, starting to build knowledge
Colt you are my star Thanks for teaching!!!
Thanks for sharing this here on RUclips, this was actually very helpful to me since I'm new to git.
I have used it once before a while ago and I already forgot how I was using git with GitHub getting my project uploaded and creating the master branch, do you have a video explaining that too?
it is really awesome, thank you for the understandable and clear information. is there a continuation of this video?
Excellent tutorial my man. Instantly subscribed. BTW, the paper at about 0:49 looks like a decent read. lol. do you have the rest of it?
Fantastic video. I’ve been intimidated by git for a long time. Not anymore!
Just a note: using "main" for the default branch is now preferred by a lot of people and is now the default for some repositories.
Thank you! Super straightforward.
You're the best, Colt. Thank you for your awesome ways of teaching. I need to practice and git gud.
This is why youtube is the best university! EVER!
exact what i searched for! Thanks
straight-forward and so educational! Thx!!
Great tutorial! Clear concise and to the point.
Thank you so much!! Greetings from Portugal!
Thanks for the notes! Excellent video.
very useful lesson.... im still trying to understand how to use git command in others term.. btw gud job.
Thank you very much. Simple and informative.
Yes!! This was the best tutorial.
Such a great tutorials ! simple and easy understand ...Well done !
This was such a good refresher for me!! thank you.
Thanks a lot best explanation i ever seen for git
Great little tutorial and examples 👍
Hey Colt! Awesome beginner video to git. Could you do some more advanced stuff on the topic or point or some more advanced material?
Thank you so much for this upload!!
This is good but left some serious holes in my understanding.
Why when adding additional files did you specify the original + the new file being added to the repository in the command? Why not just have the new file in the command? (07:22)
When pushing commits, does that affect all files in the repository? Even if no changes were made to a specific file? So for a project, you would assign all files to a single repository?
Sorry, but in the end I was left with more questions than answered
Thanks, good as a beginning, good for 15 minutes
straight to the point.
I like.
update for newly created repos, 'git chekout master', changed to, 'git checkout main'
Great video to explain, I understood and learned a lot from you. Thanks a lot @colt Steele :)
Very good tutorial, thanks!
excellent video. Thanks Mr. Steele.