Git Certification Training
£159.00
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Concepts Covered:
(VCS) Version Control System, Revision Control System, Git Methodology, Web-Scale Architecture, Install Git on Windows/Mac/Linux/Unix, Git Command Shortcuts, Git File Lifecycle, Git Buzzwords, Upstream, and Downstream, Branching and Merging, Git Plugin with IDE
ABOUT THIS GIT CERTIFICATION
The Mastering Git Certification training course from Edureka is designed to teach you how to use the Git tool. It begins with basic ideas such as Git branches and commits and proceeds to more complex subjects such as design and Git workflow. The course will go through the many components of Git on GitHub, as well as how they’re utilized in software development.
The course covers essential concepts such as branching and merging, conflict resolution, rebasing, merge techniques, Git workflows, and more. You’ll get a thorough understanding of these ideas and be able to work on related examples. The course gives students an overview of how Git is used in real-time projects in the business.
GIT VS GITHUB
The terms git and GitHub are not equal. Git is an open-source version management technology that was established in 2005 by Linux developers; GitHub is a company that develops products that interact with git and was formed in 2008.
You can use git without GitHub, but you can’t use GitHub without git. GitLab, BitBucket, and “host-your-own” options like gogs and gittea are all viable alternatives to GitHub. All of them are referred to as “remotes” in git-speak, and they’re all entirely optional. You don’t need a remote to use git, but it will make it easier to share your code with others.
GIT CERTIFICATION – PROGRAM OUTLINE
- The main topics covered in this course are:
- Introduction to Git
- Getting Started With Git And Its Architecture
- Remote Repositories
- Branching and Merging
- Git Methodology
- Git plugin with IDE (Eclipse)
CASE STUDY / PROJECT
The following will be done by the participants during Project work after creating an account on GitHub:
- Fork the repository that will be created by the trainer for the project
- Clone the forked repository onto the local machine
- Create feature branch on the local machine
- Configure the upstream repo
- Add some files, edit the files. remove some files and finally commit the changes to the feature branch and push it to the origin repo
- Create a pull request for other developers
- Work on the pull request feature and provide comments on GitHub UI
- Merge the changes from the pull repository of other collaborators to their local repo
- Push the changes to the main branch and finally delete the feature branches
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
Following the completion of Edureka’s ‘Mastering Git on GitHub’ course, you will be able to:
- Use the principles of branching and merging in your projects.
- Set up your project’s upstream and downstream configurations.
- Make merge requests and send them out.
- Use a variety of merging techniques.
- Learn how to use Git to collaborate on open-source projects.
- In Git, use rebasing, reverting, and resetting.
- Different Git workflow techniques need to be implemented in real-time projects.
GIT CERTIFICATION BENEFITS
Have you ever wondered what 10 million users and the majority of Silicon Valley businesses, such as Facebook and Google, use to create and manage open source APIs and to assist the open-source community? It’s GitHub, a Git repository hosting service that was created only a few years ago with the goal of making software better by working together.
For their new, creative, and future Software Projects, the majority of high-paying firms use Git on GitHub. GitHub may now be used to build open-source software, and you’ll be able to share your repositories with other developers so they can participate as well. Scala and AngularJS are two of the most popular GitHub repositories.
WHO IS ELIGIBLE FOR GIT CERTIFICATION?
Git is a must-know for anybody involved in the software development process. The following are the few professionals who make significant use of Git:
- Professionals in the Software Industry
- Professionals in Testing
- Architects of software
- Designers of software
- Contributors and enthusiasts of open source
- Git and GitHub are useful tools for developers who wish to advance their careers as professionals.
- Managers who are technical subject matter experts
What is Git, and why should you learn about it?
A Version Control System (VCS) is an essential part of every software development project since it allows the team to keep track of all the project’s files. Git is the most widely used version control system, despite the fact that there are many others. Nearly 90% of all experienced software engineers use Git as their preferred version control system, according to a 2018 StackOverflow study. Only 4% admitted to not using any version control system at all.
Using Git is much like installing any other application on your computer. On Linux, Mac OS X, or Windows, it may be installed and used by providing instructions via a terminal, a specialized GUI, or by using an IDE that incorporates Git commands into it.
Irrespective of the size of the team or the complexity of the project, Git offers a wide range of essential tools. In this course, we’ll show you how to utilize Git in a variety of ways. There are two main advantages to using Git in our development process at this time.
- Every modification made to a project’s files is recorded in great detail by Git. This gives us the ability to go back in time and see how our work has changed, as well as to see the changes on a graph.
- Using Git as a version control system may make it easier to collaborate across several locations. Multiple developers may work on the same project at the same time without interfering with each other’s development thanks to a variety of possibilities. Using Git, we can avoid conflicts while operating on the same set of files at the same time.
Many developers utilize Git on activities that range from simple individual projects to the most complex software, covering websites like Facebook and complete operating systems like Windows 10 or Linux.
Git Developer average salary in USA is $120k.
Git is used by Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter, LinkedIn, Netflix, and many more multinational corporations across the world.
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