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Git is a free and open source distributed version control system designed to handle everything from small to very large projects with speed and efficiency.
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Fix Common Git Mistakes
course by Chris Achard
Productive Git for Developers
course by Juri Strumpflohner
How to Contribute to an Open Source Project on GitHub
course by Kent C. Dodds
Restore Commits with git reflog
lesson by Jamund Ferguson
Introduction to GitHub
lesson by Kent C. Dodds
Exploring GitHub
lesson by Kent C. Dodds
Exploring a Repository
lesson by Kent C. Dodds
How to install Git SCM
lesson by Kent C. Dodds
How to authenticate with GitHub using SSH
lesson by Kent C. Dodds
Identifying How to Contribute to an Open Source Project on GitHub
lesson by Kent C. Dodds
How to Fork and Clone a GitHub Repository
lesson by Kent C. Dodds
Setting up the project locally
lesson by Kent C. Dodds
How to create a Pull Request on GitHub
lesson by Kent C. Dodds
How to Collaborate on a Pull Request on GitHub
lesson by Kent C. Dodds
How to update a Pull Request on GitHub
lesson by Kent C. Dodds
How to rebase a git Pull Request branch
lesson by Kent C. Dodds
How to squash multiple git commits
lesson by Kent C. Dodds
Getting a Pull Request Merged and Wrapping up
lesson by Kent C. Dodds
Writing conventional commits with commitizen
lesson by Kent C. Dodds
Git: How to change the most recent commit with `--amend`
lesson by Kent C. Dodds
Committing a new feature with commitizen
lesson by Kent C. Dodds