Git Basics: Init, Clone, Add, Commit, Push, Pull
Getting started with Git — creating repositories, tracking changes, and syncing with remote servers.
Git Essentials
Git Branching and Merging
How to use branches to work on features independently, merge them back together, and resolve conflicts when they arise.
Git History: Log, Diff, Blame, and Bisect
How to explore and investigate your project’s history — viewing commits, comparing changes, finding who changed what, and tracking down the exact commit that introduced a bug.
Git Collaboration: Remotes, Fetch, Pull, and Pull Requests
How to work with others using Git — managing remotes, syncing changes, handling upstream repositories, forking, and the pull request workflow.
Git Configuration: Aliases, Settings, and Hooks
How to customize Git to fit your workflow — global and local settings, useful aliases, output formatting, and hooks that automate repetitive tasks.