Want to learn Git & GitHub but completely zero-base—don't know what version control is, don't understand core commands, don't get collaboration logic, and have no idea where to start with the black terminal and English UI? Scrolled countless scattered tutorials but it got messier—no systematic hands-on steps. Either you can't parse terms like repo, branch, commit, or the commands you learned are outdated and throw errors when you try; you can't even set up your first repo. Worried about high barriers—English, memorizing commands, twisted logic—especially code conflicts, rollbacks, and accidental repo deletions, investing tons of time without mastering basics? Watch others easily manage projects, enrich resumes, ace interviews, and lift office efficiency with Git & GitHub, while you can only watch opportunities slip away. You want an ultra-detailed, landable zero-base course but can't find one.
\Actually, Git & GitHub have long become a universal foundational skill for programmers, office workers, and students, and the best way to start coding and lift career competitiveness—low barrier, high universality, wide application. No rote memorization, no coding background, no English mastery needed. With a systematic hands-on method, zero-base learners can master it from 0 to 1. Most people fail not because they don't try hard, but because they lack an ultra-detailed, landable hands-on guide—they stumble alone, hit repeated pitfalls, and quit halfway.
\This 'Stop Fumbling! Git & GitHub Basics' course is built for zero-base coding newcomers, students, office newbies, and self-learners, completely breaking the fixed belief that 'Git is hard and GitHub is too complex.' Centered on 'ultra-detailed practice, full-flow teaching, zero-base landability,' it covers software install, environment setup, core commands, repo creation, commit/push, branch management, conflict resolution, and GitHub collaboration—every step deconstructed to the extreme, hand-in-hand walking you from 0 to 1 with Git & GitHub, easily handling version control and team collaboration, and unlocking core skills for coding onboarding and office efficiency.
\Course Content:
\01 What Is Git? (1).mp4
\02 Why Do Version Control? (1).mp4
\03 Install Git (1).mp4
\04 Early Days of Dongbei Hot Startup (1).mp4
\05 Running Git—Notes [Supplement to Last Lesson] (1).mp4
\06 Git's Three Areas (1).mp4
\07 Rollback (1).mp4
\08 Git Commands Mini-Summary (1).mp4
\09 First Look at Branches (1).mp4
\10 Emergency Production Bug-Fix Mindset (1).mp4
\11 Concrete Process of Fixing Production Bugs via Branches (1).mp4
\12 Command Summary and Workflow (1).mp4
\13 github(1).mp4
\14 Code Hosting on GitHub (1).mp4
\15 Commuting Between Shahe and Sanlitun (1).mp4
\16 Forgot to Push Code While on a Date (1).mp4
\17 Rebase Use Case 1 (1).mp4
\18 Rebase Use Case 2 (1).mp4
\19 Rebase Use Case 3 and Cautions (1).mp4
\20 Beyond Compare to Quickly Resolve Conflicts (1).mp4
\21 Git Command Summary (1).mp4
\22 Multi-Person Dev: GitFlow Workflow Mindset (1).mp4
\23 Multi-Person Dev: Create Initial Project and Version (1).mp4
\24 Multi-Person Dev: Invite Members (1).mp4
\25 Multi-Person Dev: Invite Junior Devs (1).mp4
\26 Multi-Person Dev: Code Review (1).mp4
\27 Multi-Person Dev: Test and Launch (1).mp4
\28 Contributing to Open Source (1).mp4
\29 Three Places to Store Config Files (1).mp4
\30 Git Passwordless Login (1).mp4
\31 .gitignore Ignoring Files (1).mp4
\32 GitHub Task Management (Screen Recording Only) (1).mp4
\33 Course Wrap-Up (1).mp4