CHAPTER 0: Get familiar with Git and GitHub with quick practice
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Git and GitHub
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Install Git and manage commits in your local repository
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Uploading a commit to a GitHub remote repository
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Pull commits from a GitHub remote repository to your local repository

[Basic] PART 1: Getting Started with Version Management in a GUI Environment

CHAPTER 1: SETTING UP A VERSION CONTROL ENVIRONMENT FOR THE GUI
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Installing SourceTree
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Installing Visual Studio Code
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Explore GitHub

CHAPTER 2 Managing Versions with Git Alone
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Importing local storage into SourceTree
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Create a commit and push it with SourceTree
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A Pictorial Exploration of Git

CHAPTER 3 Collaborating with Multiple People Using Git
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Collaborating on remote repositories
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Create a branch and move it
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Merge: Merging Branches
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Collision: Oops! They both fixed the same code.
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Pull Requests: The Polite Way to Merge Branches
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Release: Development is complete.
Let's launch it!

CHAPTER 4 Collaborating with More Than One Remote Repository
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Fork: Create a new remote repository by copying the remote repository.
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Send a pull request to the original repository and merge it.
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Rebase: Manipulating history by replacing old commits with new ones.

CHAPTER 5: Working with Git with Practical Case Studies
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Preparation for the practice
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Amend: I have a file that I couldn't edit, and I want to add it to the commit I just made.
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Cherry pick: I want to take just that one commit and stick it in my current branch.
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Reset: I want to revert the branch to an old commit.
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Revert: I want to revert the changes in this commit.
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Stash: I want to temporarily save my changes elsewhere, but I don't want to make a commit.

CHAPTER 6: Leveraging GitHub to its Fullest
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Customize your GitHub profile
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Creating better pull requests
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Reverting a pull request on GitHub
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Protecting branches

[Advanced] PART 2: Getting Started with Version Management in a CLI Environment

CHAPTER 7: Exploring Git Commands in a CLI Environment
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Why use CLI?
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Getting Started with Git Bash
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A look at basic Git commands
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Examining Git commands related to remote repositories

CHAPTER 8 Creating and Manipulating Branches in the CLI Environment
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Create a branch
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Basic Branch Operations
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3-way merge
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Rebase

CHAPTER 9: Git's Internals
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How the git add command works
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How the git commit command works
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Examining the commit object
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How Branch Operations Work

CHAPTER 10 EXPLORING THE AUTHENTICATION FEATURE
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Using authentication-related features
__02. Creating and Using SSH Keys

__Appendix A Git Cheat Sheet
__Appendix B Markdown Cheat Sheet
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First, let's learn with scenarios that are easy for even beginners to understand and follow.

It's okay if you're new to coding or Git & GitHub.
Your future collaborators will be cats, octopuses, and raccoons.
This book explains Git & GitHub in simple terms, allowing even beginners to immediately apply it, by unfolding scenarios that are likely to arise during practical collaboration.
Follow our talented collaborator, the cat, as he installs the program and walks you through the basic commands step by step.
You will soon be able to use Git & GitHub proficiently.

Second, let's understand it in a familiar graphical tool and learn it in the CLI.

In [PART 1], you will learn commands intuitively using 'SourceTree', a graphical tool for handling Git.
Graphics tools don't require source code.
Even beginners who are afraid of the black command window called 'CLI' can execute commands with just a button in SourceTree.
Additionally, you can visually check the flow of Git in a graph, so you can easily understand and practice the command functions.
If you understand the commands, you will challenge the CLI in [PART 2].
You can learn Git & GitHub through repetitive learning where you directly input source code into the CLI-based 'Git Bash' and output the results from SourceTree.

Third, let's delve into the operating principles directly through the source code.

While quickly mastering the necessary command functions is beneficial, understanding the underlying principles is crucial for becoming a true Git & GitHub user who can effectively resolve problems. Once you're comfortable entering commands in the CLI and managing source code versions, don't miss [PART 2], which delves into the underlying principles.
You can understand the operating principles of Git by implementing the functions of the basic commands you learned earlier directly in source code.

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Who is this book for?

Developers, job seekers, and students who want to manage team or personal projects with Git & GitHub
Developers who wish to participate in open source projects
ㆍDesigners and planners who want to manage source code versions while working on team projects with developers