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Efficient version control with Git in DataFlex

11m 09s

Beginner

In this course, we'll guide you through the intricacies of Git, covering everything from the basics to advanced features. Learn to set up repositories, master common commands, and implement best practices for effective codebase management. Our journey begins with an overview of Git's purpose and functionality, laying a solid foundation for its seamless integration into your DataFlex projects. Don't miss out on this opportunity to enhance your coding skills and streamline your development workflow.

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Introduction to the Course.

Git empowers you to track code changes over time, collaborate seamlessly, and manage your project's history efficiently. Learn the essentials of commits, branches, and merges, and discover how to establish and push your repository. In this lesson we will look at the fundamental Git commands to kickstart your version control journey.

Whether you prefer command-line or a GUI like Fork or GitHub Desktop, we've got you covered. Learn to initiate and clone repositories, create branches, stage changes with 'git add,' and share with 'Git push.' Keep your code updated with 'Git pull,' and we'll also guide you through handling merge conflicts. In this lesson we will dive into the basics of Git!

Using Git with DataFlex

Learn how to seamlessly switch branches with different databases, optimize version control with a .gitignore file, and decide when to include the classlist.xml file in your repository. In this lesson, we're covering essential tips for using Git with DataFlex.

Advanced Git features keeping your commit history clean

We'll tackle the game-changing concepts of branching and merging, exploring the popular GitFlow strategy for organized development. Then, we'll guide you through the power of rebasing, a key tool to maintain a clean commit history and reduce conflicts when applying changes between branches. This lesson is all about advanced Git features to supercharge your workflow.

Course instructor

Siam Smeets

Software Engineer, Data Access Europe B.V.