Git
The Git textbook, chapter by chapter
Git from scratch: version control for beginners
Eight chapters and a final project. The first three hand you the working cycle: a repository, the three areas, a commit. Then come undoing changes, branches and merges, GitHub and working together, team habits, and a first-aid kit for when something goes wrong. The book closes with a project that runs through all of it: your own repository on GitHub, from git init to a pull request. No programming experience needed, the chapters run in order, and each one ends with exercises and a short recap.
Git: version control from scratch
- Chapter 1. Git in five minutes: why you need itFree with account
- Chapter 2. Your first repositoryFree with account
- Chapter 3. Three areas and your first commitFree with account
- Chapter 4. Inspect, undo, ignorePreview
- Chapter 5. Branches: parallel versions of a projectPreview
- Chapter 6. GitHub: the cloud and working togetherPreview
- Chapter 7. How teams actually use gitPreview
- Chapter 8. First aid: when something goes wrongPreview
- Final projectPreview