Git and GitHub for Beginners – Crash Course

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• Hey everyone, thanks for watching ❤
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• Thanks for quitting the fear of git and github.

• I'm not native speaker of English. So I really appreciate your speed of speaking. Thanks a lot!

• Thanks a lot for amazing video

• Great video for beginners like me.

• la -ls didn't work on windows.ls did

• can you speak just faster ? Jesus

• This is the best Git tutorial!!

• Thanks for this amazing tutorial. It was very concise and clear. A must watch for everyone struggling with git and github.

• That was amazing, thank you.

• this is prolly the best git and github tutorial out there

• Amazing bro, thank you so much. Please I would like the next video.

• Can i use git with the http format rather than the ssh route?

• I learned a lot from this video

• Great #AIGURUJE

• very informative git tutorial for beginners🙂

• Excellent video.

• Amazing tutorial, being a comp info systems student the only class I ever had that included GitHub only involved us uploading a Google Colab notebook to a GitHub repo a single time and from there every project I ever had just immediately assumed I knew how to use every corner of Git, so I'm only half way through this tutorial and it already feels like it has taught me so much.

• Thanks Gwen!!! This is super clear !!!!

• I use git just locally for my solo projects found out that the .git on the root of your tree project holds all the history, I had this project on 3 different machines with a different incarnation on each so wanna have the history just run these code in each machine :”git init “ on the 1st/oldest, “git add .”, “git commit -m message”in each machine taking over the .git folder and cool everything is there since version 1 lots of git clients to grab a quick diff I use diffmerge hooked to smartgit

• love it

  really easy and beginner friendly

• such a great tutorial to help beginners understand, thanks so much for your time!

• This was a great tutorial, exactly what I needed. I liked the way you boiled down so much content, and kept it understandable, without going down every rathole. I might have to go back to watch the merge/fork part, but this is all I need for now to get started. Thanks!

• @ 17:02 you could use ls -Force
  
  command in terminal for windows system if la command
  doesn't works for you

• Thanks

• thank you very much for this video madam. , I will follow all you channels.

  P.S. You have a beautiful voice

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