Master Git fundamentals, GitHub collaboration, and CI/CD deployment — the essential skills for shipping code in the real world.
Before
Create a new folder, initialize a Git repository with `git init`, create a simple HTML file, add it, and make your first commit. Then create a branch called `feature/styling`, add a CSS file on that branch, commit it, switch back to main, and merge the branch. Run `git log --oneline` to see your history.
After
Git is not about memorizing commands — it is about understanding that you are managing snapshots of your project over time. Every commit is a save point you can return to. Branches let you experiment without risk.
Tip
Be specific about what you need. The more context you provide, the better the result.
Your result will appear here.
Git Fundamentals
Understand the core Git mental model: working directory, staging area, and commit history
GitHub Collaboration
Create repositories on GitHub and push local projects to remote
Deploying with CI/CD
Understand what CI/CD is and why it matters for shipping reliable software