How Git Works: Explained in 4 Minutes
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- Опубліковано 27 лис 2023
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merge and rebase always scare me.
but after so many years of using git and version control systems, i can say that, understanding the 4 places where code stays is a very important point to understand and clearly remember which command to use when. very good video
One of the best videos I have ever seen which explained git working in such an efficient and concise way.
Best video to understand the CONCEPT of how git works and not just the commands
Best git explanation I've seen or heard anywhere, and by a long way. This is all that is needed by anyone coming from SVN or CVS or some other classic network based version control system to git
hours of udemy courses wasted when a simple video of 4 min explained me the concepts 100 times better...
Not at all. You pick that up quickly because you did a udemy course and already had your concepts cleared. This video helps you to brush up your skill and confirms your understanding. If you are professionally working then better you follow udemy or some professional courses. It can be his courses as well, but definately not a 5 mnt video.
@@theoceandragongamingExactly. I feel like these 5 min videos are intended for professionals to refresh basic concepts in their memory, as a cheatsheet. A novice who didn't use git before will fell completely lost after this video.
There is always a guy who writes such a pointless thing under any short-explained videos. Always...
Udemy is a piece of sh xxx t. Wasted a ton of money on foreigners who can't speak English and only for the videos to be old and blurry later on
It's a scam.
Thank you very much! Finally I get the difference between working directory and local repository. Thank you!!! Have a great day!
This is the best git explanation I've seen.
Been using Git for more than a year and this video still brings much clarificaiton...
Simple and clear, thanks!
Exactly what I had been look for 😁..a visualization of concepts is what i had been searching so far..
You concentrated so much knowledge, explained it shortly and clearly... for free... enternal respect and glory !
Thank you for making git very simple to understand
Excellent explanation ! Thank you!!
I've been working officially for 3 months now and still don't know a lot of important concepts of Git, thanks to this video I understand a few things.
Brilliant. Thank you.
Love this, just wanted a concept of how git *works* and how to use it on the command line.
Thank you so much!!
Hello sir, there's a typo on your video thumbnail saying "reomte". As usual, I love your video so much, very clear and on point. Still wonder how you could manage to explain things very clearly
Good video
At 3:40, under first diagram (Git Merge) if the head is at F, and you do git log then will it show commits C, B, A or commits E, D?
The concept behind Git is easy to digest. The bullshit starts when you mess up your setup; now you are stuck, sitting at your desktop, head full of confusion, waiting on a more experienced developer to come and save you. Lol.
Git abort!
Please explain the git stash concept also visually to avoid the conflicts
Git stash creates snapshots, very similiar to commits. When the base for the snapshot changes opposing to the changes in the stash a conflict is unavoidable. Learn to resolve merge conflicts, then you can resolve the conflicts when applying stashes.
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Nice info... #HariKrishnaSahu
Can anyone tell me what terminal is he using? The one that shows the Git current branch and stauts?
Reomte -> remote
So, which hood did you look under?
Haha, same. I had high expectations from him.
@@arunpandian7you shouldn't be surprised. His previous videos are overviews too
Fair point. Update the title to "How Git Works: Explained in 4 Minutes"
@@ByteByteGoIt's a tough audience today! 😅 Thanks for these videos! And it's good to see that the answer to "the animation question" is now right at the top of the description! Best wishes! 😎✌️
@@gus473 well, when Sahn promises to look under the hood, people expect a look under the hood, not a 4 minute introduction level video. Especially so when it's a video about a tool that the majority of his audience have been using for years(like Git or RDBMS).
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How do you animate your videos?
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What software do you use to demonstrate these items?
Oh boy that's a long learning curve. You need to develop ability to think like a graphics designer. After that I think they used Adobe After Effects.
Reomote -> remote
Most confusion with git comes from the non-visible difference between the local repository and the working directory. This video is no different. At 2:35 it describes git pull from remote repository to local repository, but the arrow points into the working directory.
He immediately explains that at 2:45 accurately and sufficiently.
[02:44]
I like the flow and the pace but the occasional misalignments between the spoken words and the visuals can be distracting and jarring at times and hinders learning. Take, for example, the mention of switching between branches using git switch, yet the visuals are showing git merge.
Rn I’m at the same timestamp 2:55 in the video n realised the strange issue.
under the hood ?
nothing hood about that, that's just the git api
git blame...thank me later.
Very very confusing
I dont think this is meant to completely enlighten people that are brand new to git, but if youve been taking some pther course that is strictly verbal or written, the visuals help you connect the dots
You couldn’t really explain how git works in 4 minutes.