Git is a must-have skill in programming!
Whether you’re into backend or frontend development, JavaScript, Python or something else, you will need to know Git.
Master Git with these games and resources:
Whether you’re into backend or frontend development, JavaScript, Python or something else, you will need to know Git.
Master Git with these games and resources:
1. Oh My Git!
This is an open source card game that is dedicated to teaching important git commands.
There's even an integrated terminal for you to test any git command you wish.
Their graphics is nothing fancy but it helps with learning visually.
👉 ohmygit.org
This is an open source card game that is dedicated to teaching important git commands.
There's even an integrated terminal for you to test any git command you wish.
Their graphics is nothing fancy but it helps with learning visually.
👉 ohmygit.org
2. Git Tutorials by Atlassian
Become a git guru with the help of Atlassian’s tutorials.
Atlassian has done a fantastic job with their explanations and visuals to understand git.
For me, this would be one of the top resources for learning Git
👉 atlassian.com/git/tutorials
Become a git guru with the help of Atlassian’s tutorials.
Atlassian has done a fantastic job with their explanations and visuals to understand git.
For me, this would be one of the top resources for learning Git
👉 atlassian.com/git/tutorials
3. The Odin Project
This site provides free full stack courses that are maintained by the open source community.
They have two git courses that are well worth your attention.
👉 theodinproject.com/lessons/founda…
This site provides free full stack courses that are maintained by the open source community.
They have two git courses that are well worth your attention.
👉 theodinproject.com/lessons/founda…
4. Learn Git Branching
Branching is an important topic in Git.
There's no better way to learn it than this interactive game.
Run commands with their built-in terminal and let their graphics explain the rest.
👉 learngitbranching.js.org
Branching is an important topic in Git.
There's no better way to learn it than this interactive game.
Run commands with their built-in terminal and let their graphics explain the rest.
👉 learngitbranching.js.org
5. Git Immersion
Learn all the fundamentals of Git with this guided tour.
This resource explains every important Git command while you execute them in your local machine.
👉 gitimmersion.com
Learn all the fundamentals of Git with this guided tour.
This resource explains every important Git command while you execute them in your local machine.
👉 gitimmersion.com
6. GitHub Minesweeper
Get a dose of nostalgia with this one!
Learn on-the-job Git workflow while playing minesweeper with another player.
So much fun you'll forget you're even learning.
👉 profy.dev/project/github…
Get a dose of nostalgia with this one!
Learn on-the-job Git workflow while playing minesweeper with another player.
So much fun you'll forget you're even learning.
👉 profy.dev/project/github…
7. A Visual Git Reference
I'm a big believer that visual aids helps you better understand and remember information.
Which is why this resource is a must-see.
Their diagrams and explanations are top-tier.
👉 marklodato.github.io/visual-git-gui…
I'm a big believer that visual aids helps you better understand and remember information.
Which is why this resource is a must-see.
Their diagrams and explanations are top-tier.
👉 marklodato.github.io/visual-git-gui…
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