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GitHub Fundamentals
Getting Started
How to Install the Git Tool (8:44)
Verifying that Git is Installed (15:49)
The Config Command (15:49)
The Init Command (15:49)
The Commit Command (15:49)
The Diff Command (15:49)
The Log Command (15:49)
Git Filesystem Interaction
Removing Files (4:39)
The Status Command (15:49)
How to Run the Stash Command (15:49)
The Reset Command (4:05)
Working with Git Branches
How to Create Branches (3:02)
Showing and Verifying Branches (15:49)
Delete Branches (15:49)
The Merge Command (6:09)
Github Setup
How to Create a Github Account (15:49)
Navigate the Github UI (6:09)
Modify Your Account Settings (15:49)
How Notifications are sent within Github (15:49)
Searching the Github UI (15:49)
Network and Remote Setup
Creating a Repository (15:49)
How to Fork a Repository (4:07)
Cloning a Fork (15:49)
Using Remotes (4:34)
How to Delete a Repository (4:34)
Pushing and Pulling
Publish Commit History with Push (15:49)
How to Perform Pull Requests (10:23)
Merging Pull Requests in a Repository (10:23)
How to Transfer a Repository (15:49)
Socialize with Github
How to Follow Friends (15:49)
How to Watch a Project (15:49)
How to Create Issues to be Worked on for a Particular Project (15:49)
Organizations Associated with Github (4:17)
How to Change Your Avatar (15:49)
Removing Files
In this video, your instructor discusses what the Git Remove Command is and what options it has.
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