Git Home
Git Home — and honestly, this phrase isn’t an official Git term like “git commit” or “git branch”. People use “Git Home” in a few different ways in real conversations (especially among beginners or when...
Category: Git
Chapter 1: Git and GitHub Introduction
What actually are Git and GitHub? And why do people (including interviewers) keep mixing them up? I’m going to explain it like I’m teaching my younger cousin who just finished college — slowly, with...
Chapter 2: Git Install
Git Install today, full teacher mode, like I’m right there in Hyderabad helping you on your laptop. ☕ It’s February 13, 2026, so we’ll use the most current real-world methods (as of early 2026,...
Chapter 3: Git Config
Git Config! ☕ This is one of those topics that feels boring at first (“just name and email, right?”), but once you understand it properly, it becomes your secret superpower. You’ll customize Git exactly...
Chapter 4: Git Getting Started
Git Getting Started. You’ve already asked about install, config, Git vs GitHub… now we put everything together into the complete beginner-to-first-working-repo flow — the exact path most people follow when they truly start using...
Chapter 5: Git New Files
What is Git New Files? This is actually one of the most confusing parts for absolute beginners, so I’m really glad you asked. “Git new files” refers to how Git treats brand-new files you...
Chapter 6: Git Staging Environment
Git Staging Environment (also called Staging Area, Index, or sometimes people just say “the stage”). This is the single most confusing concept for almost every beginner — even people who use Git for months...
Chapter 7: Git Commit
Git commit! ☕ It’s February 13, 2026, Hyderabad lunch time, and this is the command that actually saves your work forever (locally). Everything before (add, staging, status) was preparation — commit is the real...
Chapter 8: Git Tagging
Git Tagging — one of those features that feels “advanced” at first but is actually super simple and extremely useful once you start releasing real projects. Think of tags as permanent sticky notes or...
Chapter 9: Git Stash
Git stash. ☕ It’s February 13, 2026, still Hyderabad, and imagine this situation (it happens to everyone): You’re working on a feature, your code is half-broken and messy, you have 5 modified files +...
