Equip learners with practical Git skills for managing source code, collaborating effectively in teams, and mastering version control workflows used in modern software development.
Who Should Enroll:
- Fresh software engineers
- DevOps engineers
- Undergraduate students in the field of software engineering
Prerequisites:
Basic knowledge of programming and software development practices
Trainer:
Rasan Samarasinghe (Profile)
Training Fee:
Rs. 15,000.00 per participant (Method of payment)
Delivery:
Online with live sessions or self-paced
Duration:
15 hours
Medium:
English
Certification:
Digital certification with the transcript upon completion
Course Modules & Structure:
1: Introduction to Version Control
- What is version control?
- Benefits of using Git
- Centralized vs. distributed version control systems
- Installing Git and initial setup
2: Getting Started with Git
- Git configuration and setup (
git config
) - Creating a repository (
git init
) - Cloning a repository (
git clone
) - Tracking changes (
git status
,git add
,git commit
) - Understanding the
.git
directory
Hands-on: Initialize and commit to a local project
3: Working with Commits
- Commit messages best practices
- Viewing history (
git log
,git show
) - Comparing changes (
git diff
) - Undoing changes (
git checkout
,git restore
,git reset
)
Hands-on: Revert and amend commits
4: Branching & Merging
- What is branching and why use it?
- Creating and switching branches
- Merging changes between branches
- Fast-forward vs. recursive merges
- Resolving merge conflicts
Hands-on: Feature branch workflow in a team project
5: Remote Repositories
- Connecting to GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket
- Pushing and pulling (
git push
,git pull
,git fetch
) - Remote tracking branches
- Forking and pull requests (conceptual overview)
Hands-on: Push local project to GitHub and collaborate
6: Git Workflows & Collaboration
- Git Flow vs. GitHub Flow
- Working with multiple collaborators
- Code review process (intro to pull/merge requests)
- Managing issues and project boards (GitHub Projects overview)
Hands-on: Simulate collaborative workflow with issues and branches
7: Advanced Git Techniques
- Rebase vs. merge
- Cherry-pick
- Stashing
- Tagging releases
- Using
.gitignore
Hands-on: Rebase feature branch onto main
8: Troubleshooting & Best Practices
- Handling merge conflicts
- Cleaning up commit history
- Recovering lost work
- Writing clean commit messages
- Git hooks (intro)
9: Capstone Project
- Apply Git to a real-world mini project
- Use branches, commits, merge requests
- Demonstrate collaboration and conflict resolution
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