Git Video Tutorial 3

Git Video Tutorial 3In this part of my Git video tutorial I cover Branching, HEAD, Checkout, Rebasing, Reverting, Reset, Clean, and Mergetool. I also spend some time explaining what happens when you commit and how to solve merge conflicts.

If you haven’t watched parts 1 and 2 of this tutorial you definitely should watch them first so that this isn’t confusing. I also provide a cheat sheet / transcript below after the video to aid in translation.

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Other Git Video Tutorial Videos

Init, Add, Commit, Status, Diff, Rm, Log and Installation : http://goo.gl/L3bR9f

GitHub, Remote Repositories, Push, Pull, Remote, Fetch, Tagging, Aliases and Clone : http://goo.gl/ctIF44

Branching, HEAD, Checkout, Rebasing, Reverting, Reset, Clean, Solving Merge Conflicts and Mergetool : http://goo.gl/zWDj7T

Generating SSH keys, how to set up multiple GitHub accounts on one computer and the Fork & Pull workflow : http://goo.gl/jQo7rv

Git Video Tutorial Cheat Sheet / Transcript

8 thoughts on “Git Video Tutorial 3”

  1. hello

    thank you for this great tutorial
    could you please tell us some good available merge tools for windows

    thank you again

  2. Hi, Dr Derek
    I’m planning to write a tiny book about how to make a Weather App using JSON (writen in Indonesian language). (what i really want to do is converting your video tutorial into a tiny book).

    that’s if i have your permission 🙂
    what do you say?

    1. Feel free to do anything with my code. The only request I ever make is that people don’t re-upload my videos to YouTube because if that is done very often YouTube takes down my videos. You can do anything else that you’d like 🙂

  3. Hi Derek, thank you for all your videos!

    I am quite confused why you aren’t promoting the use of ‘git status’ more, to give a nice status view – I use it all the time. I think that’s probably the most common keypress combination on my laptop.

    1. Hi Dennis, You are very welcome 🙂 I didn’t use it as often as i would normally because I was just trying to show how everything works as quickly as possible. I entertained the idea of doing more on basic workflow, but decided to not go that way because people didn’t seem interested. i may go back and do that.

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