How to use git and GitHub with PyCharm and any other IntelliJ IDE

If you're a developer who wants to take your version control skills to the next level, this tutorial is for you. In this video, we'll show you how to use git and GitHub inside PyCharm or any other IntelliJ IDE, so you can collaborate with other developers, keep track of changes to your code, and streamline your development workflow.

We'll cover everything you need to know, from setting up your git and GitHub accounts to creating and cloning repositories, committing changes, resolving conflicts, and merging branches. We'll also show you how to take advantage of some of the advanced features of git, such as tagging, rebasing, and cherry-picking.

By the end of this tutorial, you'll have a solid understanding of how to use git and GitHub in PyCharm (or any other IntelliJ IDE), and you'll be well on your way to becoming a version control pro.

So if you're ready to level up your version control skills, be sure to check out our tutorial. Don't forget to subscribe to our channel for more tutorials on tools and technologies for developers.

Keywords: PyCharm, IntelliJ IDE, version control, git, GitHub, collaboration, code changes, development workflow, repositories, committing changes, resolving conflicts, merging branches, tagging, rebasing, cherry-picking

Hashtags: #PyCharm #IntelliJIDE #VersionControl #Git #GitHub #Collaboration #CodeChanges #DevelopmentWorkflow #Repositories #CommittingChanges #ResolvingConflicts #MergingBranches #Tagging #Rebasing #CherryPicking

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🎥 Content of this video:
00:00 - Introduction
00:26 - Create a Python project
02:31 - Use PyCharm version control
04:05 - initialize git
04:30 - .gitignore
05:45 - First commit
09:20 - add files to .gitignore
12:28 - Create a branch
15:00 - Merge local changes
16:29 - GitHub create a repository
19:50 - Pull changes from GitHub
21:35 - Manage conflicts

[lemuellaryea]

sir u are by far the best explainer of using pycharm with git and github. from scratch and detailed. Thank you very much

[augurelite]

Fantastic tutorial Federico!!! Git has always been super intimidating for me bc it looks so complex but you did a great job of explaining it clearly and thoroughly. THANKS

[richardmoore]

That was a super useful walkthrough. I was looking and failing to find a video called something like "learn git using phpstorm" Yours was the best I have been able to find despite it being python. git is one of those barriers for so many people. The confusion between git and git hub, branches, and merging is not easy. You gave me a great framework to build and try my examples before fully committing (sorry about that)

[kevserackaln]

It is quite descriptive and sufficient. Thank you.

[jakvirtua]

Thanks for sharing. This is what every presentation should be... practical and concise! Great work man!

[FEDERICOMNC]

Excellent. It really helped me to learn how to use Git and GitHub starting from scratch

[christopherreid]

Very helpful. Thank you for taking your time through this and not rushing

[simagelfman]

Thanks. It seems very simple after your explanaition)

[henrymillerfan]

Finally! A practical tutorial from scratch, short and well explained. Greetings from Mexico. Subscribed from now. Bravisimo Federico.

[macu]

Thank you so much for explaining git in simple terms.

[Abkklp]

great thanks from India, I really appreciate your efforts

[johnmagdy]

Very clear and intuitive, thank you Federico. you have a very lovely accent btw

[eyalbahar]

Great git-github explanation for pycharm! Really really god! thanks you so much!

[joshmutch]

Thank you so much exactly the info i needed.

Thank you Federico. The perfect length tutorial.

[maxmuster]

great, proper and clean video! thanks

[prakashn]

well explained brother thank you and its looks like actual project video..

[ruilingchen]

Thank you for your video, Federico :)

[Coconut]

I had to add .ignore plugin because it did not ask me to create the .gitignore file

[davidmonroy]

Thank you this was exactly what I needed!