Rs 2,000BeginnerVersion Control & Collaboration
Git/GitHub Fundamentals + Capstone
Version control from your first commit to your first pull request
24 lessons
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Every developer and DevOps engineer uses Git daily - but most beginners only learn it by accident, picking up bad habits along the way. This course teaches Git and GitHub properly from the ground up: commits, branches, merge conflicts, and real team collaboration workflows. You'll finish by submitting an actual pull request as your capstone - a real, verifiable contribution you can point to on your CV or LinkedIn.
Course content
Module 1 · Module 1: Introduction to Version Control
- What is version control & why Git won
- Installing Git & initial setup — config, SSH keys
- Git vs GitHub vs GitLab: what's the difference
Module 2 · Module 2: Git Basics
- git init and git status explained
- Staging & committing: add, commit
- Viewing history: git log, git diff
- .gitignore and what not to track
- Undoing changes: checkout, restore, reset
Module 3 · Module 3: Branching & Merging
- Understanding branches conceptually
- Creating & switching branches
- Merging branches & resolving merge conflicts
- Rebase vs merge - when to use which
Module 4 · Module 4: Working with GitHub
- Creating a GitHub account & your first repository
- Pushing & pulling: remote, push, pull, clone
- Forking a repository
- Writing a good README, licenses, and repo structure
- GitHub Issues basics
Module 5 · Module 5: Collaboration Workflows
- Creating & reviewing pull requests
- Code review etiquette & leaving useful comments
- Resolving merge conflicts inside a pull request
- Git workflows: Git Flow vs trunk-based development
Module 6 · Module 7: Capstone Project
- Capstone brief: contribute a real pull request to a provided repo
- Step-by-step: branch → commit → open PR → resolve a review comment
- Capstone submission & how to showcase it on your portfolio/LinkedIn
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