If you've been wanting to learn Git and GitHub but didn't know where to start, here's a beginner friendly guide that covers the basics. What's inside: What Git and GitHub actually are How to install and configure Git Step by step from your first commit to pushing code to GitHub The daily workflow developers follow Clone vs pull and when to use each Commands cheat sheet and best practices Also sharing this video that explains it really well if you prefer watching: https://lnkd.in/g8pKvBDX Hope someone finds this useful. Feel free to save or share. #Git #GitHub #VersionControl #LearnToCode #TechForBeginners #SoftwareDevelopment #KnowledgeSharing

Every Git guide gives you a cheat sheet. None of them show you when to actually use it. So I built one that does. 👇 No command lists. Just real situations, real decisions. #Git #GitHub #TerminalSkills #LearnToCode

One more time for the people at the back… GIT IS NOT GITHUB That’s right people. Microsoft does not own git. You can use git without GitHub (git is decentralised, look it up). YOU HAVE CHOICES #Git #GitHub

Save this post for future use! 📌 Git commands can be confusing. One wrong command and everything feels broken. I've compiled the most useful Git commands in one image: ✅ Basic commands you'll use daily ✅ Branching & merging made simple ✅ Fixes for common mistakes Keep this handy. Your terminal will thank you later. Save, share, or screenshot it! I love to connect with devs who build, break, and learn, just like me. Let's grow together! #git #github #webdev #codingtips #developertools

💡 A Small Git Problem I Solved Today While pushing my project to GitHub today, I encountered an error : 😬 “Updates were rejected because the remote contains work that you do not have locally.” At first, I wasn’t sure why this happened. After exploring the issue, I learned that the remote repository already had commits (like a README file), which caused a conflict with my local repository. To resolve it, I used: git pull origin main --allow-unrelated-histories This helped me merge the histories and successfully push my code. Every small issue like this teaches something new 😊. Today’s lesson: understanding how Git manages different commit histories. #Git #GitHub #Debugging #LearningInPublic #WebDevelopment

🚀 Day 23 of #90DaysOfDevOps Today, I leveled up from simple commits to the most powerful concept in Git: Branching & GitHub Workflows. 🌿 Isolation is key in DevOps💻—you never want to experiment on your production-ready code. Today, I mastered how to keep the "Source of Truth" safe while building new features. What I practiced: ✅ Feature Branching: Created feature-1 and feature-2 to work on updates without breaking the main branch. ✅The Modern Switch: Transitioned from git checkout to git switch—the cleaner, dedicated way to navigate between branches. ✅Remote Architecture: Finally demystified the relationship between Origin (my personal fork) and Upstream (the original source). ✅ Syncing Workflows: Learned the "Fetch + Merge" dance to keep my local environment perfectly aligned with the original repository. 💯 Key takeaway: Understanding the difference between git fetch and git pull is a game-changer. Fetching gives you that "buffer zone" to review changes before they merge into your local work, ensuring a conflict-free and stable pipeline. ⚡ #90DaysOfDevOps #DevOpsKaJosh #TrainWithShubham #Git #GitHub #Linux #OpenSource #LearningInPublic #CloudComputing

💪 Why I choose git rebase over git merge for a clean workflow. 💪 Today’s task in the Nautilus Stratos DC was a perfect reminder that technical skills are only half the battle—environment hurdles are the other half. The Challenge: A developer needed to catch up their feature branch with the latest master changes. No merge commits allowed and absolutely zero data loss. The Workflow: 1️⃣ Navigation: Located the repo at /usr/src/kodekloudrepos/games. 2️⃣ Security first: Handled the "dubious ownership" error by configuring Git’s safe.directory. 3️⃣ The Rebase: Used git rebase master to rewrite the branch history. This kept the timeline linear and clean—no messy "Merge branch..." commits here! 4️⃣ The Force Push: Since rebasing rewrites history, a standard push was rejected. A quick sudo git push origin feature --force sealed the deal. Shoutout to the team for the clear requirements. Keeping the terminal humming! 💻 #DevOps #Git #VersionControl #Linux #CloudEngineering #Nautilus

97 commits. 76 days. ~1.3 commits/day. That's what happened after I set up a local git server on my home server at the start of the year. So why bother when GitHub exists? → Full ownership of your code, branches, and commit history → Push to prod without touching a third-party pipeline → Run your own CI/CD hooks — no GitHub Actions minutes to worry about → No rate limits, no dependency on third-party uptime There's something about owning your own infrastructure that changes how you work. You start treating your personal projects more seriously. #HomeServer #Git #SelfHosted #Developer #OpenSource

I just published my first blog on Git 🚀🚀 Most of us at some point have created files like this while working on a project: file.txt file1.txt file2.txt ................ and so on. Managing changes like this quickly becomes messy🤯 and it's hard to keep track of what changed and when. So i write a beginner friendly blog to explain Git in the simplest way using visuals and examples. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/g8frAPDe Would love your feedback 🙌🏻💚 #git #github #technology #devloper #webdev

#100dayschallengeofdevops #day16 🚫 Git stash: it will delete the files temporary in staging area 🔄 Git stash apply: to reapply changes Git: local repository Git hub: it's a central and remote repository , it will store the all source code and we can share the code to all git remote add origin HTTPS link : to integrate the local to repository in git hub git remote -v : to see integrated or not git push origin branchname: to push branch to repository ❗ difference between Merge and Rebase #devops #git #github Frontlines EduTech (FLM)