Git Training

Git

Repositories (forking and cloning and the difference between them)
How to create

What are README files

How to read other people's repositories

gitignore files
Why it is required?

What are important things to put in it?

Logs

Compiled Binaries

Coverage Reports

Intermediate Files

Commits
What is a commit

Why commit often and in a logically coherent units

Difference between staging area, index area, and, working directory commit

Conventions to follow during a commit

Searching through a commit

Branching and Merging
Branch as an abstraction unit

Why branching is required?

How it handles features and allows multiple people to work on the same repo without collisions.

Checkout a branch

Conventions to follow for a branch name

Why master exists

HEAD and branch references

Reset
What is a reset?

Difference between hard, soft, and mixed reset.

When to do reset?

Stashing
Why stashing is required?

How to keep stashes of files

How to pop them back

Issues and Pull requests (Github)
What is an issue?

Atomic PRs

How to create an issue

How to assign it to a member?

How to create a Pull Request referencing that issue

How to review a PR

Git commands ( with common flags )
init

clone

add

commit

remote

pull ( vs fetch and its difference)

push

merge

branch

checkout

status

diff

log

Git Rebase
Why Rebase (vs merge)

Interactive rebase options

Rebase [ Udacity's GitHub and Collaboration Course by Richard Kalehoff ]

Git team workflows: Merge or Rebase

Merging vs Rebasing

How to rebase and update a pull request

Rebase and merge pull requests

Commit message style guides
Udacity Commit Message Style Guide
Atomic commits
Git Resources
Git Cheat Sheet
Getting Started With Version Control
Basics - Learn To Love Git
Try Git tutorial
gitignore files
Understand branching and merge
Using Branches

Creating new branch and managing branches

Git branch tutorial

Github issues and pull Requests
Git commands