Welcome to the Git version control tutorial! Git is a powerful tool for tracking changes in code repositories. Below is a guide to get you started:
What is Git? 📌
Git is a distributed version control system designed to handle everything from small to very large projects with speed and efficiency. It allows developers to:
- Track changes in code over time ✅
- Collaborate with others on the same project 🤝
- Branch and merge code easily 📁
- Manage remote repositories 🌐
Getting Started with Git 🚀
Install Git on your machine.
Initialize a repository:
git init
Make your first commit:
git add . git commit -m "Initial commit"
Git Workflow Essentials 🔄
- Branching: Create feature branches for new work
- Merging: Combine changes from different branches
- Pushing: Upload changes to a remote repository
Advanced Tips 🔍
- Use
git status
to check the state of your working directory - Use
git log
to view commit history - Explore advanced Git topics for deeper insights
For more practical examples, check out our GitHub integration guide! 🌟