aww thank you! I spend wayyyy too long working on the thumbnails, but honestly I'm not much of a designer. Most of what you see if pre-existing clip art and graphics that I combine together, so it doesn't require much skill. I use a free website called Canva. Glad you like the videos!
@@ColtSteeleCode Your great way of teaching complex stuffs are what made me fall in love with your teaching style and videos. Keep up creating the good work sir.
Colt, you are a life-saver! I’ve been stuck in a number of tutorials and books that I bought but never read, but you cracked the code wide-open in 15 minutes! Beautiful work, good voice, good material! You are awesome!
This was by far the best git tutorial I have seen. I'm a programmer myself, and I already know how to use Git, but I really like seeing tutorials like this. And yours is very clear and simple. Which makes it easy to understand for a beginner point of view. Many tutorials focus too much on complicated code instead of focusing on git itself. Yours was on point. Well done!
Agreed. I'm a new to Git and my brain finally works and understands how Git works. I watched Mosh's video and not sure if I understood until I watched yours, your tutorials totally made sense because most of new programmers are familiar with HTML, CSS, JSON so you made it easier for them to understand how Git works. Good job!
I like the simplicity of your tutorial. Most of the times people make overly complicated tutorials that only end up discouraging beginners. You did a great job here focusing on what matters. Thank you!
Some notes for clarification: 3:13 In computing, ls is a command to list computer files or directories and sort by size in descending order (biggest to smallest). 3:56 The touch command is used to change a file’s “Access“, “Modify” and “Change” timestamps to the current time and date, but if the file doesn’t exist, the touch command creates it. Thanks a lot for this tutorial!
I am not a coder , I am a project manager trying to understand how the coders work and how to track their work on Git, this was a very good video introduction for me to get the basic idea of how and what goes on in Git. Thank you for teaching & sharing.
It's just amazing to know that there are video here on youtube that you can actually really learn from. No fillers, no beating around the bush...just straight to the point. Well done Colt.
I've been trying to figure git out for the past week and have been getting very frustrated. I started this video and 15 minutes later, I am no longer pulling my hair out. I honestly can't thank you enough for this video!!! Your channel will be the first one I go to when trying to learn something new for now on!
Appreciate the straight forward, no nonsense approach with concrete examples. Stuff I looked at before this gave the impression not only that git is hard, but that teaching it's hard, lol. Apparently not.
This video is perfect! Length, quality, amount of content. It's enough git to get your toes wet so that you have some idea how it works and what you can do with it. With this amount of knowledge you can start with your own project and put it to some use. At the same time it's not overwhelming the viewer and blowing the tutorial up into a full multiple hour long tutorial that aims to turn you into a tech wizard.
I think the best video on git on UA-cam. You explained it very smoothly. I've wasted my life 1-2hr to watch git video but nothing happened. Your 15 min video contains a lot.... Genuinely i going to share this video ❤
One important thing is because the stuff that you learn at learning Git didn't resolved yes. When you re-learn about git, It's much easier compared to first-learn
@Bob , I think you need not do anything to embed Git to Editor. Git makes changes to the files. Files are opened by the editors. It's editor's job to refresh the current document in real time as soon as the document status is changed. Notepad++ tells you to reload the currently opened document when you make changes to that document from somewhere else (notepad or word or replaced that document with something else). All I am saying is Editors should take care of it, you don't need to worry. Please someone correct me if I'm wrong, I am only guessing based on what has been taught in here in this video.
This. This is the single video that taught me the basics of git. Well done sir, I've tried at least 10-15 other, hour long videos before your 15-minute one, and you explained it perfectly. 15/10 would watch again lol
I was left with more questions than answered. Glossed over everything way too quick, with very little depth of explanation. I cannot believe the comments on this, yours included.
Working with GitHub when I had no idea what I was doing because it was taught poorly was not fun. Now that you have explained everything so clearly, I want to try again. I am ready to have fun with Git again. thanks for teaching us this tool in a simple, easy to understand way!!!!!
Thank you for all you do to help us learn! I've watched 5+ videos on the subject but this is the only video I have watched and actually feel like I understand what goes on in git and how it all works. You rock!
I had to take a break from your course to do this project, I'm a full-stack web engineer but I was self taught and I only learnt the bare minimum necessary to build and deploy applications. I have had the most awful day trying to learn new technologies to implement Laravel and to do it properly this time, no shortcuts. And it just always seems like there's another extension upon extension upon extension covering things that I didn't even know I needed that I now have to learn before I can even begin. I'm learning a lot but it's so frustrating because I HAVEN'T EVEN STARTED CODING YET. And along these lines I found myself having to learn git as well, I just clicked the first video that came up without looking to see who the author was and just felt instantly relieved to hear your familiar voice. Idk if you'll even see this, but thank you so much.
Colt, you have a skill of explaining a topic in step-by-step method which can be easily followed to understand the bigger picture of things. Your courses and UA-cam videos are such a great help. P.S. I love your out-of-context humor.
I'm BARELY starting my journey with software engineering and I know nothing about this tech world (besides very little knowledge of html and CSS) but you explained everything in such an easy and digestible way that I was able to follow along for the most part.
Git is super important when working as a team on projects. Avoid push to master and force push unless some kind of emergency. Lead dev no likey. (In github at least) obligatory Pull Request is in my opinion da best. You get a chance to explain your code, get code improvement suggestion from fellow coworkers and change is properly documented and explained for your future coworker and maybe u already have left the company by then so no crazy loose code changes and future coworker no need to go all out sherlocking like dafuq is this code feature and go all whyyy 😭 Felt like sharing this important information, DOCUMENT ALL THE THINGS. Hope this helped someone out there. Kthnxbye
Hi Colt, your Web Developer Bootcamp course was one of the first I took on my path to Open source Development. Can't thank you enough for the amazing content & teaching you provide! Always a Fan.
Thank you for keeping it simple yet making so much sense. I just started a coding bootcamp this week and of all the UA-cam videos I've watched, your delivery is the most helpful. Definitely using your channel more!
I watched too many videos to understand Git but i didn't learn it, and now finally after watching this video I'm so confident and I'm now using it effectively
If you think I have super powers, you should check out some of the other Udemy instructors! I'm friends with Stephen Grider, who is an absolute machine. He cranks out a new course in 2 months, while I would take 4 months to do the same thing. I have no idea how he does it. Honestly, it's pretty difficult to balance everything. I end up recording these UA-cam videos at 1 or 2 in the morning over the weekend so I can have them edited and uploaded each week. Right now is especially crazy because I'm working on a new exciting project (not on Udemy), a complete overhaul of my Web Developer Bootcamp course (on Udemy), and all these UA-cam videos. It's not the most relaxing schedule, but I do enjoy most of the work!
@@ColtSteeleCode are you updating Web developer Bootamp course? Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Because of your Web Developer Bootcamp Today I got job as Frontend Developer.
@@ColtSteeleCode you re da man, that udemy course is gold. if i ll be a programmer by the end of the upcomming year it is mainly because of you. keep up the good work
man, I was on a loop of procrastinating on how should or when should i start learning git! And this video has all the basic and important features that a beginner can immediately use. THANKS ALOT!
Thanks, I will recommand this to my student-friends who still have trouble with git. I'm also really enjoing your react-course on Udemy. Keep up the great work!
Hi Colt, I recently completed your MySQL course on Udemy. I had no idea you had a youtube channel. I really like your style of teaching, so thank you for making learning fun for us.
I've watched a lot of videos and read a few documentations on Git and I have to say this is the most clear and concise on getting started with Git. Great work Colt!
you know it's a good tutorial when you learn more than you bargained for. I always had trouble understanding how css/html/js relate to one another and i learned it by accident through this video! you'd be surprised how many tutorials gloss over that stuff.
im a newbie and just started learning how to code and i can honestly say u teach better than my instructor.. i attend two hrs of lecture not understanding sh#t then i come here and u explain everything pretty clean and clear... Thank u sir!
Dear Colt, I find your video great, and like others I think that you're very good at teaching the fundamentals and extracting out what matters to begin with git. If I were to create French subtitles for your video, would you consider including them? (Remark: currently, attempting to contribute subtitles I'm greeted with the error message "The video you requested isn't enabled for community contribution.") Alternatively, would you allow me to share your video with my own subtitles with my students?
Thank you! I'm a case of diving in way too deep without knowing what I'm actually doing with git and github, and got completely lost in what the heck was going on. This gives me a foundation of at least the logic behind everything. Gives me a jumping off point.
Thank you, I've trying for a week to understand the concept of "git" and how to use it and what does it have to do with "github" but this video tutorial solved the whole puzzle, now it's clear Thanks a lot.
Currently in the middle of my Springboard Software Engineering Bootcamp where Colt is my "teacher" and it is so weird seeing him on youtube lol. He already taught me Git on there, but I was just wanting a refresher/in-depth video haha. Thanks Colt for all that you do!
Hey!!! How do you manage to blow my mind with the quality of your content and thorough explanation every single time. You are amazing and that's on PERIOD!!!
I've been a dev for years and already know git fairly well, but one of my friends is just starting out so I've been looking for good intro material. This video is excellent!! There's so many rabbit holes to get into with git but I'd say this video covers 90% of a dev's time with git. The only other command i use all the time is git rebase. Whether I need to update my feature branch with changes made to master since creation, or i need to squash multiple commits into one using git rebase -i, rebase is really helpful albeit a lot trickier to grasp than the status, add and checkout commands.
this is the most by far best tutorial for git, not gonna lie I was confused by the others tutorials but, with his explanations its the most easiest thing to do. Thank you very much Colt Steele, I will check your other tutorials.
Just saw your instructor profile at General Assembly! I graduated GA 2 in 2018 and wish you were my instructor then. The way you explain different concepts make it so much more easier to grasp. Keep it up!
This is a great video. I learned alot in 15 minutes. I worked at Microsoft 6 times in 24 years and I always do support. I support software apps. I don't do dev stuff. I never really knew what all you could do with Git until I watched this. Thanks alot!
Colt this is a very good video! I usually stop around 6th minute or so but you didn't repeate the same thing over and over again. Very well structured video! Thumbs up!
Colt you saved my life! Never used Git and now I must at work and I was in panik. Thanks to you now I know how to use it! Subscription and like to the video well deserved
"Learn Git In 15 Minutes" Working as intended. This has got to be the most comprehensible git tutorial on YT, the notes are a great reading material too.
I have been using git for last 3 years but I think I still learnt something new and it was great to visit the basics again. I loved the way you paced the content in the video. Even a novice can understand it very easily.
I have never truly understood git before. This was the best explanation of it I have ever seen -- I now actually have an idea what's going on. Thanks for uploading this!
What an amazing video you have here! You taught everything while showing the viewer, all in great detail. Thanks for your help. I followed as you went and ended up with the same end product, no issues. You are a great teacher. Take care.
I am glad to say that this is where I finally got a stable idea of what git is. Your explanation is simple and smooth which appealed to me as a beginner to VCS. Thank you.
Sir not only you teach well but your video editing and thumbnail designing skills are also top notch.
aww thank you! I spend wayyyy too long working on the thumbnails, but honestly I'm not much of a designer. Most of what you see if pre-existing clip art and graphics that I combine together, so it doesn't require much skill. I use a free website called Canva. Glad you like the videos!
@@ColtSteeleCode Your great way of teaching complex stuffs are what made me fall in love with your teaching style and videos.
Keep up creating the good work sir.
@Malik Bagwala Haha the fonts are the hardest part for me! Give me some good font names and I'll use them!
He did seemingly render black borders on the sides of the entire video, though, that's a bit strange. :P
@@ColtSteeleCode I was going to save give your thumbnail artist a raise, but it's you :)
Colt, you are a life-saver! I’ve been stuck in a number of tutorials and books that I bought but never read, but you cracked the code wide-open in 15 minutes! Beautiful work, good voice, good material! You are awesome!
This was by far the best git tutorial I have seen. I'm a programmer myself, and I already know how to use Git, but I really like seeing tutorials like this. And yours is very clear and simple. Which makes it easy to understand for a beginner point of view. Many tutorials focus too much on complicated code instead of focusing on git itself. Yours was on point. Well done!
Hands down!
Agreed. I'm a new to Git and my brain finally works and understands how Git works. I watched Mosh's video and not sure if I understood until I watched yours, your tutorials totally made sense because most of new programmers are familiar with HTML, CSS, JSON so you made it easier for them to understand how Git works. Good job!
ĎAA1☆1°
I like the simplicity of your tutorial. Most of the times people make overly complicated tutorials that only end up discouraging beginners. You did a great job here focusing on what matters. Thank you!
Some notes for clarification:
3:13 In computing, ls is a command to list computer files or directories and sort by size in descending order (biggest to smallest).
3:56 The touch command is used to change a file’s “Access“, “Modify” and “Change” timestamps to the current time and date, but if the file doesn’t exist, the touch command creates it.
Thanks a lot for this tutorial!
does touch works for windows
@@sfafsashfdh6589 yes
Thanks! Really helpful.
By default with no arguments ls sorts alphabetically
@@sfafsashfdh6589 "ls" and "touch" work in the terminals of Unix/Linux operating systems, not Windows, at least not natively.
I am not a coder , I am a project manager trying to understand how the coders work and how to track their work on Git, this was a very good video introduction for me to get the basic idea of how and what goes on in Git. Thank you for teaching & sharing.
This is one of the best introductions to GIT I have come across online. Well done Colt!
It's just amazing to know that there are video here on youtube that you can actually really learn from. No fillers, no beating around the bush...just straight to the point. Well done Colt.
One of the best tutorials ever! Loved how you wrote it all in Notion
I've been trying to figure git out for the past week and have been getting very frustrated. I started this video and 15 minutes later, I am no longer pulling my hair out. I honestly can't thank you enough for this video!!! Your channel will be the first one I go to when trying to learn something new for now on!
"Detached head. Sounds very violent." -Colt Steele looool
Appreciate the straight forward, no nonsense approach with concrete examples. Stuff I looked at before this gave the impression not only that git is hard, but that teaching it's hard, lol. Apparently not.
This video is perfect! Length, quality, amount of content.
It's enough git to get your toes wet so that you have some idea how it works and what you can do with it. With this amount of knowledge you can start with your own project and put it to some use.
At the same time it's not overwhelming the viewer and blowing the tutorial up into a full multiple hour long tutorial that aims to turn you into a tech wizard.
i legit just spent 4 hours in a lecture on git, didnt understand shit and this guy makes it crystal clear in 15 mins. Thank you, sir!
You taught me in 15 minutes what my teacher couldn't in 2 hours.
Teachers taught you git? You got cool teachers, buddy :)
@@androov2797 hahah
You wanted to say , he taught you what 1 hour tutorials couldn't 😂
@@arbihamolli3445 what language are you speaking?
@@therandomchannel02 alien language
I think the best video on git on UA-cam. You explained it very smoothly. I've wasted my life 1-2hr to watch git video but nothing happened.
Your 15 min video contains a lot.... Genuinely i going to share this video ❤
Spent a day on learning Git, didn't do much. Spent ~16 minutes on this, now I'm a web developer
Bro where are you from ?
One important thing is because the stuff that you learn at learning Git didn't resolved yes. When you re-learn about git, It's much easier compared to first-learn
Re-learn is much easier than first-learn. You learn this video is re-learn
bruh you can use Git on stuff that isn't web based, I've used it for firmware development on microcontrollers.
@Bob , I think you need not do anything to embed Git to Editor. Git makes changes to the files. Files are opened by the editors. It's editor's job to refresh the current document in real time as soon as the document status is changed. Notepad++ tells you to reload the currently opened document when you make changes to that document from somewhere else (notepad or word or replaced that document with something else). All I am saying is Editors should take care of it, you don't need to worry.
Please someone correct me if I'm wrong, I am only guessing based on what has been taught in here in this video.
This. This is the single video that taught me the basics of git. Well done sir, I've tried at least 10-15 other, hour long videos before your 15-minute one, and you explained it perfectly. 15/10 would watch again lol
It's just amazing how you can put some many important information on such a short time without compromising quality. Congrats!
It is way too fast. that is how he did it. Actually took 16 min. Be ready to watch it several times and keep your mouse ready on the Pause button.
I was left with more questions than answered. Glossed over everything way too quick, with very little depth of explanation. I cannot believe the comments on this, yours included.
@@waskjohnson2033 I believe that everyone has different teaching style needs and that's ok. Good luck on your journey, my friend!
Working with GitHub when I had no idea what I was doing because it was taught poorly was not fun. Now that you have explained everything so clearly, I want to try again. I am ready to have fun with Git again. thanks for teaching us this tool in a simple, easy to understand way!!!!!
Thank you for all you do to help us learn! I've watched 5+ videos on the subject but this is the only video I have watched and actually feel like I understand what goes on in git and how it all works. You rock!
I had to take a break from your course to do this project, I'm a full-stack web engineer but I was self taught and I only learnt the bare minimum necessary to build and deploy applications. I have had the most awful day trying to learn new technologies to implement Laravel and to do it properly this time, no shortcuts. And it just always seems like there's another extension upon extension upon extension covering things that I didn't even know I needed that I now have to learn before I can even begin. I'm learning a lot but it's so frustrating because I HAVEN'T EVEN STARTED CODING YET. And along these lines I found myself having to learn git as well, I just clicked the first video that came up without looking to see who the author was and just felt instantly relieved to hear your familiar voice. Idk if you'll even see this, but thank you so much.
Colt, you have a skill of explaining a topic in step-by-step method which can be easily followed to understand the bigger picture of things. Your courses and UA-cam videos are such a great help.
P.S. I love your out-of-context humor.
I've been using git for years on small projects and had zero idea what I was doing. Thank you for finally sorting me out.
Wow your project is including Python/Flask, Rails, and React. Cool :) I hope to hear from it soon. It looks awesome!
I'm BARELY starting my journey with software engineering and I know nothing about this tech world (besides very little knowledge of html and CSS) but you explained everything in such an easy and digestible way that I was able to follow along for the most part.
Git is super important when working as a team on projects. Avoid push to master and force push unless some kind of emergency. Lead dev no likey.
(In github at least) obligatory Pull Request is in my opinion da best. You get a chance to explain your code, get code improvement suggestion from fellow coworkers and change is properly documented and explained for your future coworker and maybe u already have left the company by then so no crazy loose code changes and future coworker no need to go all out sherlocking like dafuq is this code feature and go all whyyy 😭
Felt like sharing this important information, DOCUMENT ALL THE THINGS. Hope this helped someone out there. Kthnxbye
brother is awesome he is very professional and kind and explains everything very well in the simplistic way possible
Thank you for this clear and concise introduction to git!
Agreed. Thanks for good video on Git.
Extremely good video man, good pacing, good structure... Just nailed it. Ive gone from 0 to 80% in 15 minutes... Great job!
Hi Colt, your Web Developer Bootcamp course was one of the first I took on my path to Open source Development. Can't thank you enough for the amazing content & teaching you provide! Always a Fan.
Thank you for keeping it simple yet making so much sense. I just started a coding bootcamp this week and of all the UA-cam videos I've watched, your delivery is the most helpful. Definitely using your channel more!
By far the best tutorial on GIT simple nd well structured.. Please more of these tutorials 💪🙏
I watched too many videos to understand Git but i didn't learn it, and now finally after watching this video I'm so confident and I'm now using it effectively
LOL, From the thumbnail I thought Kurzgesagt uploaded a video and was confused why would they do a video on Git.
Exactly 😂
😂 same!
Me too 😂
😅😅😅 true. It's same pattern
hahahhaahhaha
This video is top tier. I'm a man who believes in delivering your content in a concise matter and you do it well.
Lol how do u even have time to be full time on udemy an instructor in person and still post on UA-cam. I think u save some kind of super powers 🤔
If you think I have super powers, you should check out some of the other Udemy instructors! I'm friends with Stephen Grider, who is an absolute machine. He cranks out a new course in 2 months, while I would take 4 months to do the same thing. I have no idea how he does it. Honestly, it's pretty difficult to balance everything. I end up recording these UA-cam videos at 1 or 2 in the morning over the weekend so I can have them edited and uploaded each week. Right now is especially crazy because I'm working on a new exciting project (not on Udemy), a complete overhaul of my Web Developer Bootcamp course (on Udemy), and all these UA-cam videos. It's not the most relaxing schedule, but I do enjoy most of the work!
@@ColtSteeleCode are you updating Web developer Bootamp course? Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Because of your Web Developer Bootcamp Today I got job as Frontend Developer.
@@ColtSteeleCode you re da man, that udemy course is gold. if i ll be a programmer by the end of the upcomming year it is mainly because of you. keep up the good work
@@ColtSteeleCode I've literally just started your Web Developer Bootcamp course on Udemy - should I hold off for overhauled version instead?
I do wonder how much money you make.
video: learn git in 15 minutes
me: learn git in 7.5 minutes
lol. Me too!
man, I was on a loop of procrastinating on how should or when should i start learning git! And this video has all the basic and important features that a beginner can immediately use. THANKS ALOT!
Thanks, I will recommand this to my student-friends who still have trouble with git.
I'm also really enjoing your react-course on Udemy.
Keep up the great work!
Hi Colt, I recently completed your MySQL course on Udemy. I had no idea you had a youtube channel. I really like your style of teaching, so thank you for making learning fun for us.
"So lets GIT started" ;)
i started writing something similar to this then i saw your comment lol
git gud
these puns are GIT-ing uncontrollable
Git out
I've watched a lot of videos and read a few documentations on Git and I have to say this is the most clear and concise on getting started with Git. Great work Colt!
Lol I'm used to hearing you say "welcome back" on the beginning of every video on udemy it feels weird not to hear that on UA-cam.
you know it's a good tutorial when you learn more than you bargained for. I always had trouble understanding how css/html/js relate to one another and i learned it by accident through this video! you'd be surprised how many tutorials gloss over that stuff.
Really good within 16 minutes almost 👍🏻, efforts appreciated 🙌🏻
I'm getting into git for the first time following my DevOps career and this video helped me a lot. Thanks Colt!
I watched this in 1.5x and as a result I learned git in 10 minutes.
im a newbie and just started learning how to code and i can honestly say u teach better than my instructor.. i attend two hrs of lecture not understanding sh#t then i come here and u explain everything pretty clean and clear... Thank u sir!
Dear Colt, I find your video great, and like others I think that you're very good at teaching the fundamentals and extracting out what matters to begin with git. If I were to create French subtitles for your video, would you consider including them? (Remark: currently, attempting to contribute subtitles I'm greeted with the error message "The video you requested isn't enabled for community contribution.") Alternatively, would you allow me to share your video with my own subtitles with my students?
Thank you so much! Im so stressed, i just started my first job and i really didn’t understand these concepts. Now what’s happening is waay clearer
detached HEAD - sounds very violent :D
never mind. you can checkout another anytime :)
I watch hell lotta youtubers but when it comes down to the best, You top the list. I love the way you teach.
Extremely good explanation! Thank you! You should be on Patreon!
Thank you! I'm a case of diving in way too deep without knowing what I'm actually doing with git and github, and got completely lost in what the heck was going on. This gives me a foundation of at least the logic behind everything. Gives me a jumping off point.
Thanks for this great tutorial. Your explanation is very nice.
every time i come back to this video. I can't stop me from saying that this is literally the best short git tutorial ever.
awesome tutorial - i went through this and it really helped!
right
I'm beginning the GA SEI bootcamp and started learning about Git with them, this was great supplemental knowledge. Much appreciated and well done.
“DeTatChed HeaD, SouNdS veRY Violent”
Thank you, I've trying for a week to understand the concept of "git" and how to use it and what does it have to do with "github" but this video tutorial solved the whole puzzle, now it's clear Thanks a lot.
Hey Colt, could you do a video on using MySQL Workbench? Thanks.
How many years I regularly tried to 'get' git! This one simple video did it for me. Awesome. Thank you!
*All commands:*
- `git status` - get status of current folder
- `git add ` - add file to git
- `git add .` - add all files to git
- `git merge ` - merge a branch into the master
- `git commit -m ` - commit changes
- `git checkout ` - jump to a change
- `git checkout ` - switch to a branch
- `git branch` - list branches
- `git branch ` - create branch
Currently in the middle of my Springboard Software Engineering Bootcamp where Colt is my "teacher" and it is so weird seeing him on youtube lol. He already taught me Git on there, but I was just wanting a refresher/in-depth video haha.
Thanks Colt for all that you do!
Well, I'll probably get Git later but it's nice to see such a well made video!
Git gud
You will be one of the greatest UA-cam instructors of all time. Calling it now.
"My search of a short and admirable git tutorial ends here" - Christopher Columbus
Hey!!! How do you manage to blow my mind with the quality of your content and thorough explanation every single time. You are amazing and that's on PERIOD!!!
0:00 I think I hear Tom Holland in Avengers!
HANDS DOWN !!! The best Git tutorial so far, definitely worth watching but would recommend 1.25x speed
6:28 "General Kenobi"
thought I was the only one with that reaction
I was here reading some notes and was not getting Git. You have made it as clear as crystal.
When you are here to learn Git in 15 min and you learn it in 14 !!!! :D
Finally understood 3 hours worth of lectures in 15 mins. Thank You.
love how you say "tiny bit" difficult to learn. totally.
this is one of the best tutorials I have ever seen, even after 3 years... bravo
You are going to Heaven.
so threatening
So ambiguous. 🤣
So true
@@breakingthemaskskkk
I've been a dev for years and already know git fairly well, but one of my friends is just starting out so I've been looking for good intro material. This video is excellent!! There's so many rabbit holes to get into with git but I'd say this video covers 90% of a dev's time with git.
The only other command i use all the time is git rebase. Whether I need to update my feature branch with changes made to master since creation, or i need to squash multiple commits into one using git rebase -i, rebase is really helpful albeit a lot trickier to grasp than the status, add and checkout commands.
"Whether you're on a Mac or PC".... you forgot the third superior option bro Linux
Mac means Mac, PC is PC so it Can be also Windows and Linux lol.
Linux is no where superior to Mac or Windows, it depends from person to person.
Thank you!
I just had a 5 hours class today on GIT and it was a mess.
Let me tell you, you did a better job explaining it in 15min. Thank you!
this is the most by far best tutorial for git, not gonna lie I was confused by the others tutorials but, with his explanations its the most easiest thing to do. Thank you very much Colt Steele, I will check your other tutorials.
Just saw your instructor profile at General Assembly! I graduated GA 2 in 2018 and wish you were my instructor then. The way you explain different concepts make it so much more easier to grasp. Keep it up!
Arigato Sensei. I was one of your students in Python Bootcamp (Udemy). Always following your lead. Thanks a lot for this video.
This is the first GIT tutorial that I suddenly understood everything! I get it now. Thank you for this! Subscribed.
This is a great video. I learned alot in 15 minutes. I worked at Microsoft 6 times in 24 years and I always do support. I support software apps. I don't do dev stuff. I never really knew what all you could do with Git until I watched this. Thanks alot!
Colt this is a very good video! I usually stop around 6th minute or so but you didn't repeate the same thing over and over again. Very well structured video! Thumbs up!
Colt you saved my life! Never used Git and now I must at work and I was in panik. Thanks to you now I know how to use it! Subscription and like to the video well deserved
That is dope, man! So far you're the best at explanation when it comes to git
This is a really good explanation of git for beginners, and your thumbnails are just eye candy. Great vid.
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Well done! I appreciate the good flow and pace without stuttering! If it is too fast - there is a back button.
"Learn Git In 15 Minutes"
Working as intended. This has got to be the most comprehensible git tutorial on YT, the notes are a great reading material too.
I have been using git for last 3 years but I think I still learnt something new and it was great to visit the basics again. I loved the way you paced the content in the video. Even a novice can understand it very easily.
I've just spent 15 minutes of my life in the most efficient way possible. Thanks
I have never truly understood git before. This was the best explanation of it I have ever seen -- I now actually have an idea what's going on. Thanks for uploading this!
What an amazing video you have here! You taught everything while showing the viewer, all in great detail. Thanks for your help. I followed as you went and ended up with the same end product, no issues. You are a great teacher. Take care.
Best 15 mins I ever invested! Thanks a lot for that, it was really helpful.
I'm new (more or less) to Git and this video made it easy to understand the basic premise and principles of how Git works. Thanks
I used to do SVN before and little new for GIT , but this video is one of the best so far to know GIT basics, thanks for your efforts .
I am glad to say that this is where I finally got a stable idea of what git is. Your explanation is simple and smooth which appealed to me as a beginner to VCS. Thank you.