Chapter 10: Git History
Git History — the beautiful, powerful timeline that makes Git feel like magic once you learn to read it. Git history is simply the complete record of every commit ever made in your repository....
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Chapter 11: Git Help
Git Help — one of the most underused yet incredibly powerful features, especially when you’re learning or stuck in the middle of something. Git Help is Git’s built-in documentation system. It’s not just a boring...
Chapter 12: Git Branch
Git Branch — the single most powerful and most-used feature after committing. If commits are “save points,” branches are parallel universes where you can experiment safely without breaking the main story. Almost every real-world...
Chapter 13: Git Branch Merge
Git Branch Merge — the moment when you say “this experiment/feature/bugfix is good — let’s bring it into the main story”. git merge is Git’s way of joining two (or more) lines of development...
Chapter 14: Git Workflow
Git Workflow ☕ Up to now we’ve learned individual pieces: commits, branches, merge, stash, tags, history… Git Workflow is how you put all those pieces together into a repeatable, team-friendly daily/weekly process so that:...
Chapter 15: Git Best Practices
Git Best Practices! ☕ It’s February 13, 2026, Hyderabad afternoon, and you’ve already learned the mechanics (init, add, commit, branch, merge, stash, etc.). Now comes the part that separates “I know Git” from “I...
Chapter 16: Git Glossary
Git Glossary! ☕ It’s February 13, 2026, Hyderabad afternoon, and you’ve asked for the Git Glossary — basically a dictionary of all the important words and phrases you’ve been hearing (and will keep hearing)...
Chapter 17: Git and GitHub
What actually are Git and GitHub? Many people (even after using them for months) still mix them up or don’t fully understand the difference. Today I’m going to explain it like I’m teaching my...
Chapter 18: Git GitHub Getting Started
Git + GitHub – Getting Started from absolute zero (2026 edition) This is the exact path most people follow when they really start using Git & GitHub for the first time (not just watching...
Chapter 19: Git Security SSH
Git Security with SSH ☕ You’ve already learned Git basics, commits, branches, GitHub push/pull… but when you start pushing to GitHub regularly, two big questions come up very fast: How do I stop typing...
