Working with LinkedIn Learning Exercise Files on GitHub
1h 37mBeginner2021-05-20
Authors
David Gassner
Author of 60+ video-based training courses for software developers
Walt Ritscher
Programmer, UI Designer, Staff Instructor at LinkedIn Learning
Ray Villalobos
Senior Staff Instructor at LinkedIn Learning
Course details
A LinkedIn Learning membership gives you access to an incredibly rich resource: exercise files that allow you to follow along with the very same project as the instructor. For many of our technology courses, that project lives in GitHub. This course shows how to access GitHub exercise files—from the command line as well as from several popular IDEs, including Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code, IntelliJ IDEA, and GitHub Desktop. Learn how to locate the repository, clone it to your computer, and work with branches. Plus, learn how to save, commit, and roll back branch changes with Git commands. By the end of the course, you’ll have everything you need to start working with these valuable assets.
Skills covered
E-Learning SoftwareVersion ControlGitHubTraining and EducationSoftware Development ToolsSoftware DevelopmentOne-Off
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Using Linkedin Learning files on Github
1. Philosophy
- 02 - How to watch this course
- 03 - How we use GitHub
- 04 - How we use Git branches
- 05 - Understand the basic Git command workflow
- 06 - Tools for working with Git repositories
2. How to Use Git from the Command Line
- 07 - Find the course on GitHub
- 08 - Clone the repository to your local computer
- 09 - Checkout and switch branches
- 10 - Use Diff tools to compare two branches
- 11 - Stash changes with Stash
- 12 - Roll back local branch changes with Restore
- 13 - Commit local branch changes
3. How to Use Git in Visual Studio Code
- 14 - Find the course on GitHub
- 15 - Clone the repository to your local computer
- 16 - Checkout and switch branches
- 17 - Use Diff tools to compare two branches
- 18 - Stash changes with Stash
- 19 - Roll back local branch changes with Restore
- 20 - Commit local branch changes
4. How to Use Git in Visual Studio
- 21 - Find the course on GitHub
- 22 - Clone the repository to your local computer
- 23 - Checkout and switch branches
- 24 - Use Diff tools to compare two branches
- 25 - Stash changes with Stash
- 26 - Roll back local branch changes with Restore
- 27 - Commit local branch changes
5. How to Use Git in IntelliJ IDEA
- 28 - Find the course on GitHub
- 29 - Clone the repository to your local computer
- 30 - Checkout and switch branches
- 31 - Use Diff tools to compare two branches
- 32 - Stash changes with Stash
- 33 - Roll back local branch changes
- 34 - Commit local branch changes
6. How to Use Git in GitHub Desktop
- 35 - Find the course on GitHub
- 36 - Clone the repository to your local computer
- 37 - Checkout and switch branches
- 38 - Use Diff tools to compare two branches
- 39 - Stash changes with Stash
- 40 - Roll back local branch changes
- 41 - Commit local branch changes
Conclusion
- 42 - Next steps