Git Collaboration Mastery: From Solo Coder to Team Player

Are you frustrated with Git for version control? Do you feel like you work hard on your code but when it's time to merge with another branch of code it's just a spaghetti mess of sorrow? You are not alone. Your problems are easily solved with a couple of commands and a little bit of strategy.

Learn how to leverage the power version control tool Git to succeed in a collaborative environment. You might already know some git commands or be quite comfortable with it but inside I'll show you how you can successfully work with other developers making a transparent contribution while maintaining development stability.

Let me explain:

There are many guides to Git out there. Several of these even attempt to walk through the over 150 git commands available to you for difficult version control cases. Software development is ultimately a team job where Git is one of the main tools that facilitates successful collaboration with others. In this video course, I'll walk you through some key situations that you may encounter while you try to succeed in your feature development while simultaneously trying to stay compatible with an evolving master branch of development.

What's inside:

• A powerful video delivery course where you can follow along with how to deal with tricky git situations to collaborate with others
• You'll learn how to complete your work on a separate branch and rebase to a current master
• Learn how to get your work in a presentable state where your peers will want to merge it
• Manage merge conflicts with minimal friction successfully
• Know when force pushing is appropriate
• Embark on a journey through GitHub's UI, mastering the art of crafting pull requests that demand attention and ensure swift code integration.
• Make your local commits manageable by squashing locally
• Be a team player capable of making major contributions to fast track your career
• Basic elements of Java and Python programming are included but mastery is not expected
• A basic example of a LeetCode problem is walked through and explored.

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Who am I ?

I'm Adam Wilson. I'm a professional software developer with a Ph.D. I've worked as a software developer for over 15 years. When I decided to make some instructional material that people needed it occurred to me that version control was a common denominator for almost all development projects. I have worked in big tech and as a college professor. My blend of professional experience and teaching will give you a top-notch learning experience.

Sounds good, but how much?

It's only money right? I like you! so the first lesson here is free. Just click on the free sample version and you can grab the first lesson for nothing. I think you will find the lesson insightful and then you can grab the full version anytime you want for only $24.

What are you waiting for?

Click the "I want this now" button and get started. It's free, and easy and this will separate you from the crowd in terms of experience and professionalism.