What is Git - A Quick Introduction to the Git Version Control System
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- In this tutorial, I explain some of the basics of a Git Version Control System.
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During COVID-19, I'm working at a daycare as a Preschool teacher and once the children are asleep I'll watch a Harvard eduX course. I'm watching a course on Git and just needed a simple explanation so I can follow the lecture. Thank you 💕
This by far the best I've seen on youtube. loving the drawings make it so much easier
Excellent explanation. I was looking for something simple and that's what I got. Very clear & informative. Thank you.
Brother from another mother, thank you for your explanation. Good explanation, thanks. Respect, respect!
Here central repo is for the gutbucket or github to a team can collaborate each other in a project, git is only for local accey of a user it want allow to work with a team that's why we need a 3 rd party tools github and gitbucket.
Very good video! I was looking for a simple introduction and explanation of GIT and this is exactly what I needed
nice introduction thanks Paul
Thank you for the video! Very informative!
It always sound scary to me when someone talk about programming stuffs. Now this video made me understand totally. Thks
I like the drawings Paul! Keep up the good work
I thought version control would be a doubly linked list... No? And if so. Why not??
I need your help. What kind of software tool do we call one that keeps track of all the components used by an entitiy/program. Sample you have a code that is being managed by a version control software(best I can think of is git). Then this program uses a lot of configuration variables or parameters that changes each environment. What software do we use to manage that?
Thanks Paul
Nice Video!. this video thought me VCS in under 5 minutes where other videos I watched didn't explain this easy in their 1-hour videos.
What software are you using for the diagrams?
Lol
Paint.net I think.
have you upload the next video about how to create and use Git repo. ? cheers.
I've been looking for a "concept first" explanation of git and this one is the best I've found so far.
P.S. "Begging the question" is the name of a logical fallacy. You should have said, "This **raises** the question..."
I hate the misuse of 'begging the question'.
It's a common expression
The best youtube video explaining exactly how aeach and every "thing" works......Hatsoff to your explaination 🤘😎
Is this better than just manually saving files as you go? For example, I'm working on a song. I added a melody and saved it, then I add drums and saved it as a different folder. I can sent that file to my friend who will write and add the lyrics. Same concept, right?
It's a mistake for this video to suggest that there is a central repository, as in a distributed system like git, there is no central point and they all can be used as the a source.
That was so good lol, I needed that
Thank you so much my dude,
you helped make everything make sense on 4:35. I painless and easy to digest, and I keep up the awesome, and I subscribed.
thanks!
Hey, it would have been better if you attach the link of your next video in the description box for this video.
Outstanding visuals. Well done!
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can you explain how to upload my code in github
Thanks for the video! I've used TFS (Team File share), which I enjoy using. I think I will look into Git for some personal projects.
I don't always give upvotes...but in this case I had no choice
thank you so much for this explanation!
Great! Thank you very much, cool introduction!!!
Very clear!!! Than you!
Great short explanation of Git! Thank you
Nice job!
Simple and to the point
nice introduction thanks Paul
Well done
Nice into video. Might be a better idea to reverse the arrows. As in point towards the flow of the program(older commit to newer commit).
Sanjay K J Originally, I wanted to face the arrows the other way as well, however, the Git documentation also shows the newer commits pointing to the older commits as I have drawn. I chose to draw them this way as well, so that my tutorial is consistent with Git's own documentation.
This is because each revision contains a reference to its parent, so conceptually the flow is indeed forward, but functionally the arrows point backwards in time.
Very good tutorial!
Thank you so much.
I'm not an expert but this sounds like open source no?
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Git seems to be an intuitive concept. I am new to programming and in my lower level courses I used a method like this when working on projects. I would append a lower case roman numeral to the end of each filename as I added new parts of the program. Put a feather in MY cap!