Git In-depth

• Understand Git's underlying architecture, including how it stores data through blobs, trees, and commits.
• Master advanced Git techniques like branching, merging, rebasing, and resolving merge conflicts.
• Learn how to use Git's stash feature to manage uncommitted work and interact with different Git areas (working area, staging area, and repository).
• Gain proficiency in Git references, including tags, branches, and HEAD, and how to handle detached heads and dangling commits.
• Explore Git commands for fixing mistakes, such as checkout, reset, revert, and clean, and strategies for recovering lost work.
• Work effectively with GitHub, including creating forks, pull requests, remotes, and leveraging the GitHub API for automation.

This course, led by Nina Zakharenko, provides a deep dive into Git, covering its internal workings, advanced techniques, and best practices for team collaboration. Designed for developers who already use Git daily, the course focuses on enhancing productivity by mastering Git's powerful features, such as stashing, branching, merging, and automating workflows with GitHub.

• Experienced developers who use Git regularly and want to enhance their skills.
• Teams looking to improve collaboration and workflow efficiency using Git and GitHub.
• Developers interested in automating Git processes and integrating with the GitHub API.

• Prior experience with Git, including basic commands like commit, branch, and merge.
• Familiarity with the command line and version control concepts.

Introduction to Git’s Internal Architecture
Explore Git’s data storage model, including blobs, trees, and commits, and understand how Git stores and manages your project's history.

Working with Branches and Merging
Master the art of branching, merging, and resolving conflicts, including advanced techniques like rebasing and the ReReRe functionality.

Fixing Mistakes and Recovering Lost Work
Learn how to undo mistakes using commands like checkout, reset, and revert, and discover strategies for recovering lost changes.

Advanced GitHub Usage
Dive into GitHub’s features, including forking, pull requests, remotes, and automating tasks with the GitHub API.

Continuous Integration
Understand the principles of continuous integration and how to set it up in your Git workflow for faster, more reliable deployments.