Introduction to Git and GitHub

 In this introduction to Git and GitHub, I've learnt lots of useful and super powerful ways to keep track of my code, undo changes whenever it's needed, how to get all the information about my code and my commits, and I've also learnt how to push code on GitHub and how to collaborate with others through remote repositories. 

And here is the link to the course so you can check the content of the course:

Introduction to Git and GitHub | Coursera

And here is the certificate of completion:

See Credential.

And here is the content included in the course:

Week 1: Introduction to Version Control

Intro to Module 1: Version Control

Keeping Historical Copies

Diffing Files

Applying Changes

Practical Application of diff and patch

What is version control?

Version Control and Automation

What is Git?

Installing Git

Installing Git on Windows 

First Steps with Git

Tracking Files

The Basic Git Workflow

Anatomy of a Commit Message

Week 2: Using Git Locally

Skipping the Staging Area

Getting More Information About Our Changes

Deleting and Renaming Files

Undoing Changes Before Committing

Amending Commits

Rollbacks

Identifying a Commit

What is a branch?

Creating New Branches

Working with Branches

Merging

Merge Conflicts

Week 3: Working with Remotes

What is GitHub?

Basic Interaction with GitHub

What is a remote?

Working with Remotes

Fetching New Changes

Updating the Local Repository

The Pull-Merge-Push Workflow

Pushing Remote Branches

Rebasing Your Changes

Another Rebasing Example

Best Practices for Collaboration

Week 4: Collaboration

A Simple Pull Request on GitHub

The Typical Pull Request Workflow on GitHub

Updating an Existing Pull Request

Squashing Changes

What are code reviews?

The Code Review Workflow

How to Use Code Reviews in GitHub

Managing Collaboration

Tracking Issues

Continuous Integration

And that's all;

And here are the notes that I've taken through the whole course:

This course was actually a very great experience to have. The quality of the content was high, the information conveyance was excellent, and the instructor "Kenny" was a professional site reliability engineer at google. I was totally satisfied taking this course, and I would recommend it to anyone interested in learning Source Code Management

Best wishes, Mostafa Saleh