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Git and version control

No more 'project-final-v2-really-final' — keep your work safe, undo anything, share it with anyone

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Why version control?

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○ 1.1 Why 'final-v2-really-final' goes wrong Free ○ 1.2 Git and GitHub are not the same thing 🔒 ○ 1.3 Installing Git and your first repository 🔒
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The daily cycle

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○ 2.1 Change, stage, commit 🔒 ○ 2.2 Writing a good commit message 🔒 ○ 2.3 Reading your history 🔒
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Going back in time

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○ 3.1 Undoing a change 🔒 ○ 3.2 Back to an earlier version 🔒 ○ 3.3 What does not belong in Git 🔒
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Online: GitHub

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○ 4.1 Putting your project online 🔒 ○ 4.2 Pulling and cloning 🔒 ○ 4.3 Working in two places without a mess 🔒
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Branches and collaboration

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○ 5.1 What a branch is 🔒 ○ 5.2 Merging and resolving conflicts 🔒 ○ 5.3 Pull requests and review 🔒
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Git alongside AI, and making it stick

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○ 6.1 Git as a safety net for vibe coding 🔒 ○ 6.2 Tags and releases 🔒 ○ 6.3 Your own Git rhythm 🔒