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Git Tutorial

Welcome to Git Notes & Reference!

Helloo,

This website is designed to help me take notes, reference, and learn Git and GitHub efficiently.
It’s also open for anyone else who wants to learn Git or use it to take as a reference.

Navigate through the sidebar to explore structured guides, examples, and best practices.

Why this site exists

  • Git is a powerful version control system, but it can be confusing at first.
  • Writing notes helps me solidify my understanding and remember important commands.
  • By turning my notes into a website, I can access them from anywhere and share them with friends, classmates, or anyone curious about Git.
  • The structure allows for easy navigation, so you can quickly find the topic you need.

What you will find here

  • Git Basics: Commands like git init, git add, git commit, and git push.
  • Branching & Merging: Learn how to create branches, merge changes, and handle conflicts.
  • Advanced Git: Interactive staging, amending commits, signing commits, and other professional workflows.
  • Examples & Exercises: Real-world scenarios to practice commands and reinforce learning.
  • References: Links to official Git documentation, tutorials, and books for deeper learning.

How to use this site

  1. Start with the Git Basics section if you are new.
  2. Move on to Branching & Merging to understand workflows and team collaboration.
  3. Explore Advanced Git for tips and commands used in professional development.
  4. Use the References page for external resources and further reading.
  5. You can also search for keywords in the top-right search box to find commands quickly.