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Have you ever opened a folder filled with files named final, final-new, final-fixed, and final-really-final—then struggled to remember which version actually worked?
Version control replaces that uncertainty with a structured history you can inspect, explain, and recover.
Git Confidence Workshop for Beginners provides a practical, step-by-step path from an ordinary folder to a clean repository, a collaborative GitHub workflow, and a professionally presented release.
Rather than giving you commands to memorize, this guide teaches you to understand where your work is, what changed, what has been recorded, and which recovery method is safest.
Inside, you’ll learn how to:
- Install and configure Git on Windows, macOS, and Linux
- Set the correct author identity, editor, and default branch
- Understand the working tree, staging area, repository, and HEAD
- Initialize a repository and create a useful commit history
- Stage selected files or individual change sections
- Read differences before recording them
- Write focused commits with meaningful messages
- Investigate history by file, author, date, message, or changed text
- Create branches without copying the entire folder
- Compare branches and integrate completed work
- Resolve merge conflicts without blindly accepting one side
- Restore files and unstage changes without losing valuable edits
- Correct committed history with amend, revert, and reset
- Recover apparently lost work through stashes and reflogs
- Rebase private branches, squash commits, and move selected changes
- Work with local and remote repositories
- Diagnose rejected pushes and diverged histories
- Connect securely to GitHub through HTTPS or SSH
- Collaborate through pull requests, reviews, forks, and protected branches
- Prepare a README, license, tag, release, and GitHub Pages site
The cumulative Personal Project Showcase exercise connects the lessons. You will initialize it, create commits, add ignore rules, develop features on branches, resolve a conflict, recover from simulated accidents, connect it to GitHub, create a release, and publish the finished website.
Every chapter includes implementation guidance, best practices, common mistakes, troubleshooting advice, and a confidence exercise. The focus remains on safe habits: inspect before acting, preserve uncertain work, avoid rewriting shared history, and choose the least destructive correction.
No previous Git, GitHub, programming, or command-line experience is required. The book is suitable for students, aspiring developers, career switchers, technical writers, working professionals, and anyone tired of managing important work through duplicated folders.
Stop depending on copied commands that you cannot explain. Build a version-control workflow you can inspect, repair, and trust.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Have you ever opened a folder filled with files named final, final-new, final-fixed, and final-really-final-then struggled to remember which version actually worked?Version control replaces that uncertainty with a structured history you can inspect, explain, and recover.Git Confidence Workshop for Beginners provides a practical, step-by-step path from an ordinary folder to a clean repository, a collaborative GitHub workflow, and a professionally presented release.Rather than giving you commands to memorize, this guide teaches you to understand where your work is, what changed, what has been recorded, and which recovery method is safest.Inside, you'll learn how to: Install and configure Git on Windows, macOS, and LinuxSet the correct author identity, editor, and default branchUnderstand the working tree, staging area, repository, and HEADInitialize a repository and create a useful commit historyStage selected files or individual change sectionsRead differences before recording themWrite focused commits with meaningful messagesInvestigate history by file, author, date, message, or changed textCreate branches without copying the entire folderCompare branches and integrate completed workResolve merge conflicts without blindly accepting one sideRestore files and unstage changes without losing valuable editsCorrect committed history with amend, revert, and resetRecover apparently lost work through stashes and reflogsRebase private branches, squash commits, and move selected changesWork with local and remote repositoriesDiagnose rejected pushes and diverged historiesConnect securely to GitHub through HTTPS or SSHCollaborate through pull requests, reviews, forks, and protected branchesPrepare a README, license, tag, release, and GitHub Pages siteThe cumulative Personal Project Showcase exercise connects the lessons. You will initialize it, create commits, add ignore rules, develop features on branches, resolve a conflict, recover from simulated accidents, connect it to GitHub, create a release, and publish the finished website.Every chapter includes implementation guidance, best practices, common mistakes, troubleshooting advice, and a confidence exercise. The focus remains on safe habits: inspect before acting, preserve uncertain work, avoid rewriting shared history, and choose the least destructive correction.No previous Git, GitHub, programming, or command-line experience is required. The book is suitable for students, aspiring developers, career switchers, technical writers, working professionals, and anyone tired of managing important work through duplicated folders.Stop depending on copied commands that you cannot explain. Build a version-control workflow you can inspect, repair, and trust. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798190629743
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