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1. What is Version Control and What is Git |
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2. Getting Help in Git |
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3. Creating a New Git Repository and Checking its Status |
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4. Tracking Files in a Git Repository with "git add" |
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5. Ignoring Specific Files, Folders and Patterns with the .gitignore File |
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6. Committing Staged Files with the "git commit" Command |
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7. Performing Commits More Quickly with the "-m" and "-a" Options |
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8. Viewing Info About Previous Commits with "git log" |
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9. What Remote Repositories Are, and How They Work |
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10. Generating an SSH Key to Connect with Remote Repositories |
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11. Creating an Account on GitHub and Setting up SSH Keys |
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12. Creating a New Repository on GitHub |
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13. Adding an Existing Repository to GitHub |
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14. Connecting SourceTree to Your GitHub Account |
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15. Creating an Account on BitBucket and Setting up SSH Keys |
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16. Creating Repositories on BitBucket |
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17. Connecting SourceTree to Your BitBucket Account |
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18. Cloning the Remote Repository Into a Production Environment with "git clone" |
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19. Making a Change to the Local Repository and Pushing it to the Central Repo with "git push" |
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20. Configuring Git on a Remote Machine |
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21. Moving a Change From Dev to Live the Safe Way with "git fetch" and "git merge" |
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22. Moving a Change From Dev to Production the Quick Way with "git pull" |
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23. How Conflicts Can Occur and How to Fix Them |
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24. Undoing Recent Changes to the Repository with "git checkout" |
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25. Undoing Recent Commits While Keeping Changes to Files Intact with "git reset" |
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26. Undoing Recent Commits Including Changes to Files with "git reset --hard" |
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27. Reverting One or More Specific Commits with "git revert" |
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