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Hello Git and GitHub
Published 9/2026
Created by Chanchal Kumar Maurya
MP4 | Video: h264, 2560x1440 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Level: All Levels | Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 26 Lectures ( 3h 20m ) | Size: 7.3 GB
Master Git, branching, GitHub collaboration, pull requests, GitHub Actions, CI/CD, security, and deployment.
What you'll learn
Understand Git architecture and use core commands to track, stage, commit, inspect, compare, and restore project changes. Build branch-based workflows using merges, rebases, cherry-picks, stashes, and step-by-step conflict resolution. Create and manage GitHub repositories, SSH authentication, remotes, clones, pushes, pulls, and professional README files. Collaborate using forks, pull requests, code reviews, issues, milestones, protected branches, and professional team workflows. Recover lost work and correct common Git mistakes safely using reset, revert, reflog, and other recovery techniques. Automate testing and deployment with GitHub Actions, securely manage secrets, and publish websites using GitHub Pages. Apply professional practices including semantic versioning, Git LFS, Conventional Commits, Git hooks, and secret protection. Complete an end-to-end project from git init to a collaborative GitHub workflow and automated live deployment.Requirements
Basic computer and file-management skills are sufficient. Access to a Windows, macOS, or Linux computer with an internet connection. A willingness to practise commands using a terminal or Git Bash. Comfort understanding Hinglish: explanations combine Hindi and English, with programming terminology in English.Description
Learn Git and GitHub from the ground up and build the practical version-control skills used by professional software developers.
Hello Git and GitHub is a complete, hands-on course designed to take you from an absolute beginner to a confident Git and GitHub user. You will understand not only which commands to use, but also how Git works internally and why each command behaves the way it does.
You will begin with version-control fundamentals, Git installation, configuration, and Git's three essential areas: the working directory, staging area, and repository. You will then practise the everyday Git workflow using commands such as git init, git add, git status, git commit, git log, git diff, git restore, and git reset.
As you progress, you will learn how to
• Create, switch, merge, and rebase Git branches
• Resolve merge conflicts step by step
• Use cherry-picking and Git stash effectively
• Connect local repositories to GitHub using SSH
• Clone, push, pull, and manage remote repositories
• Create professional README and CONTRIBUTING files
• Work with forks, pull requests, reviews, issues, and milestones
• Apply GitHub Flow, Git Flow, and trunk-based development
• Protect branches and configure review requirements
• Recover lost commits using Git reflog
• Create releases using Git tags and semantic versioning
• Automate testing and deployment with GitHub Actions
• Deploy static websites using GitHub Pages
• Manage secrets and environment variables securely
• Use Dependabot, Git LFS, Git hooks, and Git aliases
• Follow Conventional Commits and professional Git practices
The course concludes with an end-to-end capstone project where you will create a repository, build features using branches, collaborate through pull requests, configure continuous integration, create a release, and deploy a live project.
No previous Git or GitHub experience is required. Whether you are a student, beginner programmer, web developer, freelancer, or experienced developer who wants to improve your workflow, this course will help you use Git and GitHub confidently in personal, professional, team, and open-source projects.
Who this course is for
Beginners who want to learn Git and GitHub from scratch. Students and aspiring software developers preparing for real-world projects. Developers who want to improve branching, collaboration, and recovery skills. Freelancers and professionals who want to contribute to team or open-source projects. Anyone interested in GitHub Actions, CI/CD, and automated deployment.Homepage
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