📄️ Introduction to Git
Introduction to Git: distributed version control system, essential commands, advantages, history tracking, backup capabilities, and collaboration features for developers and DevOps professionals.
📄️ Installation
Complete guide to installing Git on Windows, Linux, and macOS: step-by-step installation instructions for different operating systems and distributions.
📄️ Repository and SSH
How to initialize a Git repository and configure SSH authentication: creating SSH keys, configuration on GitHub/GitLab, cloning and pushing repositories.
📄️ Configuration
How to customize and configure Git: global, local, and system configurations, user.name, user.email, aliases, editors, and merge tools.
📄️ Commands
Most commonly used Git commands: clone, add, commit, push, pull, branch, merge, checkout, status, log, and other essential commands for development workflows.
📄️ Git Flow
Git Flow: development workflow with master, develop, feature, release, and hotfix branches. Branching model for large teams and projects.
📄️ Semantic Versioning
Semantic versioning (SemVer): major, minor, patch, numbering rules, compatibility, breaking changes, and best practices for software versioning.
📄️ Date Versioning
Date-based versioning: alternative to SemVer for continuous delivery, CI/CD, CalVer (Calendar Versioning) format, and practical examples.