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Git & GitHub
Crash Course

From first commit to a live portfolio, in one weekend. Learn the Git you'll use every day, fix any mistake without panic, and work like real teams do.

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13 chapters + rescue guide + 25 interview questions
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Sound familiar?

Free tutorials teach commands. This book teaches you what to do when things go wrong, because that's where everyone actually gets stuck.

By Sunday night, you'll have

A live portfolioBuilt through the book and published free on GitHub Pages.
A real workflowBranches, pull requests and reviews, the way teams actually work.
No more Git fearA rescue guide for the 12 mistakes everyone makes, with the exact fix.

Every command in the book was run for real, and the output you see is what Git actually prints, including the scary error messages, so you'll recognise them when they happen to you.

What's inside

13 short chapters. Each one has a "Try it" task on your portfolio and a "Common mistake" box.

  1. Why Git existsGit vs GitHub, in plain words.
  2. Setup in fifteen minutesWindows first, then Mac and Linux. Line endings sorted.
  3. Signing in to GitHub properlyWhy your password fails, and SSH keys set up once.
  4. Your first repositoryThe three areas, status, diff, commit, log.
  5. Writing good commitsMessages that help, and .gitignore for secrets.
  6. Pushing to GitHubRemotes, push, clone, fetch vs pull, READMEs.
  7. Branches without fearSwitch, merge, fast-forward vs merge commit, stash.
  8. Merge conflicts, calmlyCreate one on purpose, then resolve it step by step.
  9. Pull requests: how real teams workDescriptions, reviews and merge options.
  10. Undo anythingrestore, amend, revert, reset, reflog and rebase, plus a "which undo?" table.
  11. Publish your portfolio (and your profile)GitHub Pages, a profile README and pinned repos.
  12. Open source and AI tools, the right wayForks and upstream, plus Git with Copilot, Cursor and Claude Code.
  13. Git in interviews25 questions you should be able to answer, with short, correct answers.
Plus: a one-page cheat sheet, a 12-problem "I messed up" rescue guide, solo and team workflows, a plain-English glossary, and a final challenge checklist.

A peek inside

From chapter 8, where you create a merge conflict on purpose so it never scares you again:

$ git merge new-title
Auto-merging index.html
CONFLICT (content): Merge conflict in index.html
Automatic merge failed; fix conflicts and then commit the result.

And a slice of the free cheat sheet from Appendix A:

CommandWhat it does
git restore <file>Discard unstaged edits
git commit --amendFix last commit (not pushed)
git revert <id>Undo a pushed commit safely
git reflogFind "lost" commits

Being straight with you

This is for you if

  • You're a student, fresher or self-taught developer
  • You know some programming but Git still feels risky
  • You want a GitHub profile you're proud to share

Skip it if

  • You already use rebase, reflog and PR reviews daily
  • You're after Git internals or advanced CI/CD
  • You won't open a terminal and try things
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  • 25 interview questions with answers
  • Cheat sheet + final challenge checklist
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Questions people ask

How will I get the book?

As soon as the payment goes through, you land on a download page. It's a PDF, so it opens on any phone or laptop. Save it to your Files or Google Drive.

I've never used a terminal. Can I follow it?

Yes. Setup starts from zero on Windows (then Mac and Linux), and every command is shown with the exact output you should see.

Is it useful for placements and internships?

Chapter 13 has 25 Git questions you should be able to answer, with short, correct answers, and chapter 11 helps you build a GitHub profile worth sharing on your résumé.

Does it cover GitHub Desktop or VS Code buttons?

It teaches the commands, and shows where VS Code helps, for example with merge conflicts. Once you understand the commands, every Git button in every tool makes sense.

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