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Get ready for Better-Hack, an in-person hackathon proudly brought to you by Better-Auth.
Build impactful projects, meet fellow developers, and compete for a grand prize pool of 200k.
🗓️ October 04 – 05
📍 DxValley 2.0 – Incubation Center, Africa Ave, Addis Ababa
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🎁 Rewards
Alongside the prize pool, expect bonus rewards, exclusive merch, stickers, and sponsor goodies.
⚡ Sign up today → better-hack.io
⏳ Registration closes Wednesday at midnight
Bring your laptop, your ideas, and your team. Let’s make Better-Hack unforgettable.
Get ready for Better-Hack, an in-person hackathon proudly brought to you by Better-Auth.
Build impactful projects, meet fellow developers, and compete for a grand prize pool of 200k.
🗓️ October 04 – 05
📍 DxValley 2.0 – Incubation Center, Africa Ave, Addis Ababa
(See on map → Google Maps)
🎁 Rewards
Alongside the prize pool, expect bonus rewards, exclusive merch, stickers, and sponsor goodies.
⚡ Sign up today → better-hack.io
⏳ Registration closes Wednesday at midnight
Bring your laptop, your ideas, and your team. Let’s make Better-Hack unforgettable.
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Hi Folks — This is Our First Course About Git and GitHub
Happy Reading!
Introduction
In software development, programmers often need to keep track of changes they make to their code.
They also need to work together without overwriting each other’s work.
This is where Version Control Systems (VCS) come in.
Git is one of the most popular version control systems in the world, and GitHub is a platform built around Git that allows developers to store, share, and collaborate on code online.
What is Git?
Git is a distributed version control system used to track changes in files, usually in software development.
It allows multiple people to work on the same project at the same time without losing data or overwriting each other’s changes.
Git is a free and open-source version control system that records the history of changes made to files, making it easy to collaborate and revert to earlier versions when needed.
Main Purpose of Git
To track changes made to files or code over time.
To allow collaboration among many developers.
To restore previous versions of files when necessary.
To branch and work on different features separately.
How Git Works
Git stores your project’s files and their entire history in a repository.
Every time you make a change and save it using Git, it creates a snapshot of your project called a commit.
You can move between these commits, compare versions, and merge different branches of development together.
Key Git Concepts
Concept Explanation
Repository (Repo) A folder that contains your project files and the history of all changes.
Commit A saved version of your project at a particular moment.
Branch A separate line of development, allowing multiple people to work independently.
Merge Combining changes from different branches into one.
Clone Creating a local copy of a remote repository.
Remote A version of your repository hosted on a server (like GitHub).
Push Sending local changes to a remote repository.
Pull Fetching and applying changes from a remote repository.
Advantages of Using Git
Backup and Recovery – Your entire project history is saved.
Collaboration – Many people can work on the same project at once.
Tracking Changes – You can see who changed what and when.
Branching and Merging – You can experiment safely and merge later.
Distributed System – Each developer has a full copy of the project, not just files from the server.
What is GitHub?
GitHub is an online platform that uses Git for version control and provides tools for collaboration, project management, and code sharing.
It makes it easier for individuals and teams to store, manage, and share code online.
Purpose of GitHub
To store repositories online so they can be accessed anywhere.
To collaborate with others by sharing and reviewing code.
To manage projects through issues, pull requests, and discussions.
To publish open-source projects to the community.
Git Structure and Key Components
1. Working Directory
The folder where you are currently working and making changes to your files.
2. Staging Area (Index)
A temporary storage area where Git collects changes before committing them.
3. Repository
The hidden .git folder that contains all version history and configurations of your project.
Basic Operations in Git
Initialize a Repository – Start version tracking in a project folder.
Stage Changes – Add updated files to the staging area.
Commit – Save the staged changes with a denoscriptive message.
Branching – Create new lines of development for features or fixes.
Merging – Combine branches after work is completed.
Pushing – Upload local commits to GitHub.
Pulling – Download and integrate changes from GitHub.
Advantages of Using Git and GitHub Together
Data Security – Code is stored locally and in the cloud.
Easy Collaboration – Teams can work together seamlessly.
Transparency – Everyone can see who made what changes.
Learning and Sharing – Open-source projects are available for study and contribution.
Continuous Integration – Automation tools can test and deploy code directly from GitHub.
Happy Reading!
Introduction
In software development, programmers often need to keep track of changes they make to their code.
They also need to work together without overwriting each other’s work.
This is where Version Control Systems (VCS) come in.
Git is one of the most popular version control systems in the world, and GitHub is a platform built around Git that allows developers to store, share, and collaborate on code online.
What is Git?
Git is a distributed version control system used to track changes in files, usually in software development.
It allows multiple people to work on the same project at the same time without losing data or overwriting each other’s changes.
Git is a free and open-source version control system that records the history of changes made to files, making it easy to collaborate and revert to earlier versions when needed.
Main Purpose of Git
To track changes made to files or code over time.
To allow collaboration among many developers.
To restore previous versions of files when necessary.
To branch and work on different features separately.
How Git Works
Git stores your project’s files and their entire history in a repository.
Every time you make a change and save it using Git, it creates a snapshot of your project called a commit.
You can move between these commits, compare versions, and merge different branches of development together.
Key Git Concepts
Concept Explanation
Repository (Repo) A folder that contains your project files and the history of all changes.
Commit A saved version of your project at a particular moment.
Branch A separate line of development, allowing multiple people to work independently.
Merge Combining changes from different branches into one.
Clone Creating a local copy of a remote repository.
Remote A version of your repository hosted on a server (like GitHub).
Push Sending local changes to a remote repository.
Pull Fetching and applying changes from a remote repository.
Advantages of Using Git
Backup and Recovery – Your entire project history is saved.
Collaboration – Many people can work on the same project at once.
Tracking Changes – You can see who changed what and when.
Branching and Merging – You can experiment safely and merge later.
Distributed System – Each developer has a full copy of the project, not just files from the server.
What is GitHub?
GitHub is an online platform that uses Git for version control and provides tools for collaboration, project management, and code sharing.
It makes it easier for individuals and teams to store, manage, and share code online.
Purpose of GitHub
To store repositories online so they can be accessed anywhere.
To collaborate with others by sharing and reviewing code.
To manage projects through issues, pull requests, and discussions.
To publish open-source projects to the community.
Git Structure and Key Components
1. Working Directory
The folder where you are currently working and making changes to your files.
2. Staging Area (Index)
A temporary storage area where Git collects changes before committing them.
3. Repository
The hidden .git folder that contains all version history and configurations of your project.
Basic Operations in Git
Initialize a Repository – Start version tracking in a project folder.
Stage Changes – Add updated files to the staging area.
Commit – Save the staged changes with a denoscriptive message.
Branching – Create new lines of development for features or fixes.
Merging – Combine branches after work is completed.
Pushing – Upload local commits to GitHub.
Pulling – Download and integrate changes from GitHub.
Advantages of Using Git and GitHub Together
Data Security – Code is stored locally and in the cloud.
Easy Collaboration – Teams can work together seamlessly.
Transparency – Everyone can see who made what changes.
Learning and Sharing – Open-source projects are available for study and contribution.
Continuous Integration – Automation tools can test and deploy code directly from GitHub.
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Summary Points to Remember
Git = Local version control
GitHub = Online platform for sharing Git projects
Repository = Project + History
Commit = Saved version
Branch = Independent development line
Merge = Combine changes
Push / Pull = Send and receive updates
Pull Request = Request to merge your code online
Thanks!
See you next week with another lesson.
Git = Local version control
GitHub = Online platform for sharing Git projects
Repository = Project + History
Commit = Saved version
Branch = Independent development line
Merge = Combine changes
Push / Pull = Send and receive updates
Pull Request = Request to merge your code online
Thanks!
See you next week with another lesson.
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