How To Use GitHub with VS Code in 2020 | Merge, Branch & Pull Request | Part 5

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If you don’t know how to branch your repository into different branches and if you mess up while merging your changes,
your codebase will end up as a complete mess.
So get your notebook out, we are going to learn how to do these things in vs code without the terminal. I'm also going to give you some practical tips so you can be confident when working on your new project.

This video is part 5 of a series about GitHub and vs code.
Today I’m going to show you how to securely add a feature to your project with merge and branch, so your main project can keep going while you secretly work on the new great feature. I’m also going to show you the best way to then implement those changes seamlessly.

There are two main things we have to understand.
First of all, there are two systems running with our file changes, the local system and the “Cloud System” or we could also say the GitHub system. In a perfect world, these would be synched all the time, but we are responsible for keeping those systems synched.

The other thing is, that we are able to have not just one code base running but multiple… in branches.

Here for example we have a website for our company where we want to change something. The change should not affect the current website until we are sure all our changes work. So we want a main or correctly said “master branch” and we want our changes on a working branch which we merge together once we are sure the changes are the way we want them to be.

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[Carlos-]

This series was super hepful! I'm a designer with years of experience but trying to upskill a bit so I understand the code world more. I've been working with VSCode and Github and you did such a great job with explaining the merge, pr, branch, etc elements. Thank you!

[julianduhnen]

Tip: You can quickly switch between branches by clicking the branch name on the bottom left!
Great tutorial btw! :)

[alpeshrathodcreatives]

I have watched several tutorials... didn't understand clearly... and landed to your video... understood... excellent... thank you!

[smfinch]

Extremely high quality videos! I've learned so much from these tutorials!

[TheBoab]

This video saved me from the hell I've been in for weeks of losing changes and reverts. Very clear and easy to understand. Now my progress will be effortless with my website(s). Thanks very much for this, subscribed and liked.

[kyru_art]

Wow as a GitHub newbie, not using the bash terminal to branch and push feels amazing!

[mqhelemugqakayisemguni]

Respect from Southern Africa. Straight to the point smashed that like button thrice.

[crck]

Thanks so much for this. Got straight to the point, there aren't not enough tutorials like this. I really appreciate it :)

[uckyswish]

Thank you! my partner was giving me hard time and this helped me alot!

[prasannanaik]

Veey useful video and got to know so much knowledge in just a few minutes of this video... Where as in other YouTuber's videos they will explain an hour and end of the video we get nothing!

[artiefischel]

I was about to make this video for my clients but am happy I don't have to. Nice job!

[kpkumar]

I saw so many stack overflows and other youtube videos on this but your video is the most straight forward video with multiple solutions for each step. Thanks! I love this video.

[ichiroutakashima]

Thanks for making this. Very short, concise and helpful. This is much easy compared to the bash terminal, lol.

[prathmeshkalehere]

You should a video with explaining the terminal commands to do all that you said in the video

[lailael-hattab]

Thank you! Very straight to the point :)

[adarshmeher]

The series is very informative, precise and easy to understand. Great work!!

[don_tamalote]

Thank you very much, you made this so simple and I thought it was hard.

[Ibrahim-ocql]

Full Stack Explanation! Should be used on github docs for who prefer visual learning. Thanks

[lucasvieira]

Man, it was astonishing. You made me learn a LOT really easily. Thanks for sharing.

[d-e-v-esh]

Thanks man, you really really helped me out. This is gold content. Keep making more vidoes.