Git Good: The Essentials, What is Git?

First part of a short video series. We're starting at the beginning: what is Git, why you need it, what can it do and be used with, and how to get it installed.

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[pbakshi]

0:23 - What is git ?
0:56 - Why is it needed ?
2:26 - Installation/Usage
3:26 - Role of gitlab/github/bitbucket
4:08 - Cloning and pulling
5:24 - Creating repos

[GooogleGoglee]

Love this format with easy example and time by time incrementing the infos with quality examples! Good job

[onlyeyeno]

Short and sweet and exactly at the "level" that suits me perfect. Thanks :)

[codmwithdeytoons]

I really love your teaching technique!

[parabolic]

Simple and exactly what I needed to know. You have a superb gift for teaching.

[thatotherguy]

Thanks for posting this. Very helpful as a new coder

[siddharthasarmah]

Dude, i was thinking of learning git and here u go, you got a vidya for everything

[HadToChangeMyName_YoutubeSucks]

I consider git to be one of my most important tools. Can't tell you how many times I started some changes and cursed myself when I realized I forgot to make a branch, and I usually remember just after someone comes into the office and asks me to fix or change something simple and I'm halfway through changes that would break the site if I pushed it.

[lukelucas.]

I believe I am early to the future of very late night searches for this exact video or startup coffee sipping searching for this video. Same difference. 😆 Nice video man!

[XxguaxinimxX.]

straight to the point, as it should be. Awesome video!

[claushellsing]

Amazing, thanks for sharing your knowledge, it is amazingly that veteran developer share their experience with rookie developers or the ones that grow to much dependent of the UI

[macethorns]

I read your title and what I'm hearing in my head is FNM "WHAT...IS...IT??!"

[mikkonurminen]

Best git explanation in my interwebz thus far.

[sqbwfcn]

if a local project contains access keys how do you mask the keys so they are not inadvertently made public?

[tigreonice]

Hi. Im learning how to code python. Im using github and want to use git. Is it better to do git join with github by ssh, token, oauth app? Which is safer for your pc? If it is done by ssh, is it necessary to honeypot on that port 22 (I know it is better to change the ssh port to another)? Fear is someone enter through that port or hack github and take de ssh public key.
Can the ssh port be opened only when it's going to be used and closed when it's not used? I'm worried someone might break into my pc.
Do you know how to close the port temporarily or is it very complicated? OS: Windows by the moment ( because warranty).

[vens]

I've been forcing myself to learn stuff, this will certainly contribute. Thanks man!

[RandomShowerThoughts]

I highly recommend this channel to all engineers, really good stuff

[revenevan]

Nice, can't wait to watch this one later! I admittedly haven't put much time or effort into it, but hopefully this helps me stay motivated since previously I keep procrastinating learninG IT lol.

[SteveHazel]

there's no next video yettt right?

[BbB-vruh]

I would encourage cloning via ssh instead of http. I think that’s the preferred method.