GIT Fundamentals Training and Certification in Copenhagen, Denmark

Git Fundamentals training introduces developers to the essential concepts and commands of Git for effective version control and collaboration in software development. The course covers topics such as initializing repositories, tracking changes, and understanding the importance of commits and commit history. Participants will learn how to create and manage branches, handle merging, and resolve conflicts to maintain a smooth workflow in team projects. The training also explores the basics of using Git remotes, pushing, pulling, and cloning repositories from platforms like GitHub and GitLab. By the end of the course, attendees will have a strong grasp of Git fundamentals, empowering them to manage code versions and collaborate efficiently in their development projects.

Introduction to Git and Basic Operations

1. Understanding Version Control Systems

• Introduction to version control and its benefits.

• Centralized vs. distributed version control systems.

• Overview of Git's architecture and history.

2. Setting Up Git

• Installing Git on various platforms.

• Configuring Git (username, email, default branch).

• Practical exercise

3. Working with Git Repositories

• Initializing a local repository and cloning a remote repository.

• Understanding the working directory, staging area, and commit history.

• Practical exercise

4. Basic Git Commands

• Adding, committing, and viewing changes.

• Git status, diff, and log commands.

• Practical exercise

Collaboration and Advanced Concepts

5. Branching and Merging

• Creating and switching branches.

• Understanding merge operations and resolving merge conflicts.

• Practical exercise

6. Working with Remote Repositories

• Understanding remotes and setting them up.

• Pushing and pulling changes from a remote repository.

• Practical exercise

7. Handling Conflicts and Troubleshooting

• Identifying and resolving merge conflicts.

• Undoing changes using Git reset, checkout, and revert.

• Practical exercise

8. Best Practices in Git

• Writing clear commit messages and managing commit history.

• Organizing branches for feature development and releases.

• 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.