📄️ Creating a Git Repository
Let's start by understanding what a Git repository is. A Git repository is like a database of all the changes that you've made to your project files. It keeps track of all the versions of all the files in your project, allowing you to revisit any previous version at any time. In simple words, it's the heart of Git version control system.
📄️ Cloning an Existing Repository
In this tutorial, we are going to explore how to clone an existing repository when working with Git. Understanding this concept is a crucial skill for anyone aiming to effectively use Git for version control.
📄️ Adding Files to a Repository
In this tutorial, we will cover how to add files to a Git repository. This is one of the most common tasks you will perform while working with Git and it's crucial to understand this to maintain an effective workflow.
📄️ Committing Changes in a Repository
In this guide, we will cover the process of committing changes to a repository using git. Commits are the heart of version control, enabling you to keep a record of changes made to the project over time.
📄️ Pushing Changes to a Remote Repository
In this tutorial, we will focus on how to push changes to a remote repository using Git. This process is essential when collaborating with others or when working across different machines. By the end of this tutorial, you will be comfortable with git push and understand how to use it effectively.
📄️ Pulling Changes from a Remote Repository
Introduction