How to use Github with Visual Studio 2022

How to create a git repository, share code with a team using Visual Studio. Learn the difference between origin and master, push vs pull or clone. Create and checkout a branch and merge it into master after a code review.

Index
0:00 What is Git?
0:36 What is version control? How does Git help with version control?
2:05 What is origin? What is the master repository?
3:05 Push pull and clone
5:03 Branches and merge operations
6:52 Demonstration of C# app to work with github
7:35 Init a new repository with Visual Studio
9:00 Master the default name of the repository branch
9:50 Commit and push a change to the application repo
11:30 Stage edited or modified files
12:10 Perform a push operation to github
13:00 How often should you commit? How often should you push?
13:55 Share a repo with a team or partner
15:48 Clone a repository from Github
17:36 Create a branch of a repo and checkout
21:00 Pull request to merge a branch into repo
22:30 Delete a branch
22:40 What is next? Command line. Other IDEs merge conflicts, rebase

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[scottwaschitz]

This is perhaps the best explanation of a basic use of Github with Visual Studio using clear, concise language with easy to comprehend examples. Thank you.

[vade]

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[hqcart]

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[RajRaj-rjoo]

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[nickb]

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[londonerwalks]

As someone who is new to GIT, this was a very nice explanation. Thank you.

[marcinzale]

Very well explained as always. Thank you, sir.

[razielryuzaki]

Your video was super helpful! I hadn't really used git before, but when I started working with Visual Studio, I needed some guidance. A lot of the tutorials I found were confusing, but yours was really easy to follow and informative. I was especially struggling with understanding branches, and your video totally cleared that up for me. Thanks a lot!

[b_gumm]

Thank you. Was a huge help getting my 1st C# program going today.

[YlmazDALKIRANscallion]

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[aeyedeyen]

Ah, thanks a million. I was not committing the changes so the pushes I was doing were empty! You saved me from some ongoing frustration.

[amarachionukogu]

This was a very beginner friendly video. Thank you.

[MsterFancyPants]

I was overwhelmed with all the buttons and options for Git in Visual Studio. Your video helped a ton. Thanks Professor Sluiter!

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[Cristian-chwp]

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[jeremymaijimi]

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[SvenSchumacher-jhgl]

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