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Project Management using Git and GitHub
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Version Control Systems for Modern Development
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185 | A Complete Guide to Git, GitHub, and Project Management
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What is Version Control?
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194 | Version Control Systems (VCS) track changes to files and
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Key Benefits:
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Centralized vs Distributed Version Control
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What is Git?
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246 | Git is a free, open-source distributed version control system
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Fast & Efficient
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Optimized for performance with intelligent compression
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Distributed
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Every working directory is a full-fledged repository
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Data Integrity
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Everything is checksummed using SHA-1 and SHA-256 hash
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Branching
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Cheap local branching and easy merging
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What is GitHub?
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275 | GitHub is a cloud-based hosting service for Git repositories,
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Key Features:
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297 | Documentation: Wiki, README files, and GitHub
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Git Setup and Installation
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1. Install Git
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313 | # Windows: Download from git-scm.com
314 | # macOS: brew install git
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# CentOS/RHEL: sudo
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2. Configure Git
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3. Verify Installation
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GitHub Setup
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1. Create GitHub Account
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338 | Visit github.com and sign up for a free account
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2. Set up SSH Key (Recommended)
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342 | # Generate SSH key
343 | ssh-keygen -t ed25519 -C "your.email@example.com"
344 | # Add SSH key to ssh-agent
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347 | # Copy public key to GitHub
348 | cat ~/.ssh/id_ed25519.pub
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3. Alternative: Personal Access Token
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352 | Go to GitHub Settings → Developer settings → Personal access
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Essential Git Commands - Basics
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git init
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Initialize a new Git repository
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Clone a remote repository
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git status
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Check repository status
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git add <file>
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Stage changes for commit
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git add .
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Stage all changes
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Commit staged changes
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git log
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View commit history
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git diff
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Show unstaged changes
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Essential Git Commands - Branching
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git branch
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List all branches
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Create a new branch
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Switch to a branch
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Create and switch to new branch
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Merge branch into current branch
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Delete a branch
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git stash
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Temporarily save changes
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git stash pop
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Apply and remove stashed changes
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Essential Git Commands - Remote
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git remote -v
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Show remote repositories
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Add a remote repository
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git push origin main
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Push commits to remote
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git pull origin main
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Pull changes from remote
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git fetch
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Download remote changes (no merge)
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Push and set upstream branch
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Clone remote repository
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Remove a remote repository
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Git Three-Stage Architecture
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468 | # Example workflow
469 | echo "Hello World" {">"} hello.txt
470 | git add hello.txt
471 | git commit -m "Add hello file"
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GitHub Project Management Features
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Issues
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Pull Requests
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Projects
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Milestones
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Additional Features:
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Git vs GitHub
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Git & GitHub Best Practices
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Commit Best Practices:
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Project Management Best Practices:
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Summary
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What We've Covered:
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Next Steps:
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