GIT: Working with Branches

In this episode we show you how to work with branches. We also introduce you to some of the basic work flow of how you could use branches, and why its useful

Commands Covered:
- git branch
- git checkout
- git checkout -b
- git commit -am

P.S. Excuse the mess on my shirt ;)

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[ikarsoontiens]

6:07 I'll be sure to send this video to my mother and little sister, they working with Git.

[tonerikohime]

Great job illustrating branching, and I was psyched to learn that the "git commit -am" command helps save you a step!

[PasseScience]

The changes made by one person will not be conflicted with what others are doing. Except at the end when you'll have to monolithically merge all the conflicts when merging the branch.

[insanus]

oh man.. the best git tutorial so far! keep it up ! subscribed

[danieldesouzavicente]

Most quick, yet effective video on branching I've seen. Good job!

[Muzzletainment]

Short video. Helpful. To the point. Great video. Thanks

[MrDavisv]

Best explanation on branching I've seen. Thank you!

[pouyajavadi]

wow this video described branching at its best in a very short amount of time. Great job!

[Sawta]

Short, quick, and clear. This is a great video! :)

[fvillarrealg]

Awesome, this is the information that I was requiring. Thanks!

[عبدالقادرعبدالرحمنعبدالله]

Very lucky to have found you, man.
Grear contents with amazing explanation.

Thanks for sharing.

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[supreetlaghate]

Hello, checkout helps to refer older branch with a new one. How to clone a different branch from the same project and keep the branches away from merging.?

[be]

Wow, I didnt realize "git commit -am" where "-a" does a "git add" for me.. nice shortcut.. also, what's the difference with branch names using /, like "feature/new-feature?" Is there any significance to a /, does it give some type of branch hierarchy (like sub-branch concept)? Or can I name my name with any arbitrary string, like

[rorisangkgwete]

best tutorial I ever followed, thank you.

[gagangayari]

Is that a text editor or something where you are viewing your file ? 2:44

[manifestdigitalagency]

this was very clear, to the point (ie well structured) and I've learnt a lot from it. I didn't know your channel until now, but thanks to this video you've got a new subscriber :D thank you!

[jhonjarissoto]

I LOVED THIS VIDEO. Accuracy, Effectivness ?, quickness... and everything was clear. T H A N K Y O U

[knucklehead-zw]

I don't understand why 'feature/new-feature' Is there some kind of nested directory thing going on there? What's with the slash?

[muratx]

Thanks a lot! Great explanation! I like that sound of keyboard when you typing fast =))

[justinwarren]

Great video! Thanks - watching in 2020!