Git & GitHub Desktop: Teamwork Without the Pain

🤝 From Personal Changes to Teamwork

Git preserves project history, separates one task from another, and helps several people work with the same files. In this course, you will learn it through GitHub Desktop: inspect changes, branches, and history in a visual interface, then verify the result on GitHub.

• Course route: repositories → meaningful commits → branches → Fork and Pull Request → two merge conflicts. Every lesson follows a separate story and ends with a result that can be opened and reviewed.

You will learn to:

• publish local projects and move Git repositories between platforms;
• read diffs and history and distinguish commit, push, and pull;
• apply Undo and Revert safely;
• create, switch, and merge branches;
• work through an Issue, Fork, personal branch, and open Pull Request;

• resolve conflicts without losing your work or someone else’s.

• Tools: Git · GitHub Desktop · GitHub · Markdown

• Preparation: no specialist knowledge is required. Training archives, fixed tasks, and exact review points are provided inside the lessons.