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Git as Engineering Discipline

A practical Git course for developers who want more than memorized commands: understand the model, keep a clean history, work safely with branches, resolve conflicts, and ship changes without chaos.

Git Version Control Branching Team Workflow Release Management

Course outline

Published version: modules, lessons, and duration.

Git Foundations, Setup, and Working Model

Why Git emerged, what problems it solved, how to install it, configure it, and understand its core internal model.

  1. Why Git Emerged
    25 min
  2. Installing Git, PhpStorm, and the First Repository
    30 min
  3. How Git Thinks About a Project
    35 min

Commits and Clean Change History

Atomic commits, index, diff, history logic, and the quality of recorded changes.

  1. Atomic Commits
    30 min
  2. History as Part of Architecture
    28 min

Branches, Merge, Rebase, and Worktree

Change isolation, integration strategies, and parallel work without chaos.

  1. Branches as a Mechanism of Isolation
    35 min
  2. Merge, Rebase, and Worktree
    40 min

Remote Repositories and Team Collaboration

origin, fetch, pull, push, tracking branches, pull requests, and collaborative development.

  1. Fetch, Pull, Push, and Tracking Branches
    35 min
  2. Pull Requests, Review, and Conflicts
    40 min

Recovery and Advanced Operations

reset, restore, revert, reflog, stash, cherry-pick, and safe recovery from mistakes.

  1. Reset, Restore, and Revert
    40 min
  2. Reflog, Stash, and Cherry-Pick
    40 min

Conventional Commits and Git Engineering Culture

Commit history standardization, .gitignore, tags, release flow, git flow, trunk-based, and disciplined project history.

  1. Conventional Commits
    45 min
  2. .gitignore, Tags, and Branching Strategies
    40 min