Stepik

Applied Computer Science. Git (Stepik)

Offered by Open Source and Linux Lab - OSLL,
Applied Computer Science. Git (Stepik)

The course describes most frequently used git commands from real-world workflows.

Git version control system is a de-facto standard now and each software developer should understand its basics. The course aims to cover most used commands and describe common use cases of it.

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