Codecademy just launched a new course on Git, the industry standard for version control.Git lets you track changes to any project, so that you have a clean history of your code. It also functions like an "undo" button, letting you roll back changes if they cause problems. It's an essential tool for every developer - especially those working in groups. Our new course will teach you Git's basic workflow and cover important areas like backtracking, branching and collaboration. |
What is Git?The industry standard for “version control,” or a way to track changes to a project. Git lets you write code, store changes and push it live once you're ready. If something doesn't work, it lets you undo changes so you can fix the issue. Git works with all languages. What Will You Learn?Codecademy's course covers the essentials of Git and its core workflow. You’ll learn about backtracking to undo changes, branching to manage multiple versions of a project and collaborating with others via remote repositories. Who Is It For?Git is for anyone who codes! It's useful for individuals and especially important for groups who need to keep track of changes made by multiple people. |
Codecademy |
Unsubscribe from these alerts. |