GIT Essentials Training and Certification in Thimphu, Bhutan

Git Essentials training provides a solid foundation for developers to efficiently manage source code and collaborate on software projects using Git. The course covers fundamental concepts such as version control, creating repositories, and committing changes to track project history. Participants will learn how to work with branches, resolve merge conflicts, and leverage Git commands for collaborative workflows. The training also introduces GitHub and GitLab for remote repository hosting, enhancing collaboration and code sharing in teams. By the end of the training, attendees will be equipped with the essential Git skills to manage and track code changes effectively in any development environment.

Introduction to Git and Basic Operations

1. Introduction to Version Control Systems and Git

• Overview of version control systems and the importance of Git.

• Understanding distributed version control vs centralized version control.

• Practical exercise

2. Basic Git Commands

• Initializing a Git repository and cloning an existing one.

• Adding, committing, and viewing changes.

• Practical exercise

3. Understanding Git Workflow

• Working with the working directory, staging area, and commit history.

• Git status, git diff, and git log commands.

• Practical exercise

4. Working with Remote Repositories

• Understanding the concept of remote repositories and their role in collaboration.

• Setting up and linking remote repositories (GitHub/GitLab).

• Practical exercise

Advanced Git Operations and Collaboration

5. Branching and Merging in Git

• Creating and managing branches in Git.

• Understanding the concept of merging and handling merge conflicts.

• Practical exercise

6. Rebasing and Cherry-Picking

• Difference between merge and rebase.

• Using rebase to streamline commit history.

• Cherry-picking specific commits from other branches.

• Practical exercise

7. Collaboration with GitHub/GitLab

• Introduction to GitHub/GitLab for collaboration.

• Forking repositories, pull requests, and code reviews.

• Practical exercise

8. Git Best Practices and Troubleshooting

• Following best practices for Git workflows.

• Common Git mistakes and how to resolve them.

• Practical exercise

9. Course Recap and Q&A Session

• Review of key Git concepts and workflows.

• Open Q&A and troubleshooting session.

• Tips and resources for further learning.