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Introduction to Git and GitHub.

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In most of the tech world, Git and GitHub are the de facto tools used for version control and collaboration. However, they can seem difficult to use at first glance. That is why this course exists: to teach IT and development teams how best to use Git and GitHub. In this course you will not only learn how to make a commit or merge with Git, but also how it works under the hood. You will understand Git's inner workings, what makes it work and how to get the most out of it for your team. You will also learn how to collaborate with other developers on Gi

Format: Online
Language: Swedish
Level: Beginner
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About the course.

In most of the tech world, Git and GitHub are the de facto tools used for version control and collaboration. However, they can seem difficult to use at first glance. That is why this course exists: to teach IT and development teams how best to use Git and GitHub. In this course you will not only learn how to make a commit or merge with Git, but also how it works under the hood. You will understand Git's inner workings, what makes it work and how to get the most out of it for your team. You will also learn how to collaborate with other developers on Gi

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This course is aimed at developers who want to learn to use Git and GitHub effectively in their daily work. It is also suitable for IT professionals who want to improve their technical skills and collaborate better with their colleagues.

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