Git & GitHub: A Beginner's Guide Using Git Bash (Hands-on Tutorial)
Introduction Version control is an essential skill for every developer. Whether you're working individually or collaborating with a team, Git helps you track changes in your code, while GitHub allows you to store and share your repositories online. In this blog, I'll walk through: Installing and using Git Bash Creating a local Git repository Making commits Connecting to GitHub Pushing code to GitHub Creating and working with branches Deleting files in another branch Pushing branch changes to GitHub This is a complete hands-on example with screenshots. -What is Git? Git is a distributed version control system that helps developers: Track file changes Maintain project history Collaborate with others Roll back to previous versions -What is GitHub? GitHub is a cloud platform that hosts Git repositories. It allows you to: Store projects online Collaborate with teams Create Pull Requests Manage branches Review code
