Discover the concept of branches in Git, enabling continuous development and integration of code to drive your software and data projects forward!

Introduction to branches

Creating new branches

Checking the number of branches

Modifying and comparing branches

Renaming branches

Deleting branches

Comparing branches

Merging branches

Merging two branches

Correctly using branches

Working with branches

Discover how to use Git for collaborative projects, handling merge conflicts, and synchronizing your local repos with remotes!

Merge conflicts

Reducing the risk of conflict

Resolving a merge conflict

Introduction to remotes

Cloning a repo

Defining and identifying remotes

Pulling from remotes

Fetching from a remote

Pulling from a remote

Pushing to remotes

Pushing to a remote

Congratulations

Collaborating with Git

Course Glossary

This course builds upon foundational knowledge of Git, introducing new concepts, including branches, remote repos, and the handling of merge conflicts. You'll discover how branches allow continuous software development, where a production system can remain live while additional features are developed or bugs are fixed. You'll learn the essential techniques for working with branches, using Git to navigate, compare, rename, delete, and merge them.

The course will show you tips and tricks to avoid merge conflicts, where Git does not know how to combine the contents of files when merging two branches. You'll practice resolving merge conflicts and familiarize yourself with how Git displays conflicts in files. The course concludes with introducing remote repos, which are fundamental for collaborative projects with Git. You'll synchronize your content between local and remote repos using common commands such as clone, fetch, pull, and push!

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The course glossary can be found on the right in the resources section.
To obtain CPE credits, you need to complete the course and reach a score of 70% on the qualified assessment. You can navigate to the assessment by clicking on the CPE credits callout on the right.

<h2>Work with branches</h2><p>This course builds upon foundational knowledge of Git, introducing new concepts, including branches, remote repos, and the handling of merge conflicts. You'll discover how branches allow continuous software development, where a production system can remain live while additional features are developed or bugs are fixed. You'll learn the essential techniques for working with branches, using Git to navigate, compare, rename, delete, and merge them.</p><br><br><h2>Collaborate using remote repos</h2><p>The course will show you tips and tricks to avoid merge conflicts, where Git does not know how to combine the contents of files when merging two branches. You'll practice resolving merge conflicts and familiarize yourself with how Git displays conflicts in files. The course concludes with introducing remote repos, which are fundamental for collaborative projects with Git. You'll synchronize your content between local and remote repos using common commands such as clone, fetch, pull, and push!</p>

Introduction to Git

Discover branches and remote repos for version control in collaborative software and data projects using Git!

Checking the number of branches

Intermediate Git

Esercizio pratico interattivo