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🚀 Master Git from Zero to Pro (Hindi Language)

Are you ready to become truly confident with Git, the most essential tool for every developer? This course takes you step by step through everything you need to know about Git — from the basics all the way to advanced concepts like submodules and hooks.

🎯 What You’ll Get:

80+ High-Quality Video Lessons – Easy-to-follow, practical, and structured in the right learning order.
MCQs after Every Video – Boost your confidence and check your knowledge instantly.
No Programming Knowledge Required – All commands are explained in detail with real-world examples.
Hands-On Projects – Apply your learning to real scenarios, making your knowledge job-ready.
Discord Community Access – Connect with like-minded learners, share knowledge, and grow together.

🔑 Why This Course?

Unlike other resources, this course is practical-first — you won’t just memorize commands, you’ll actually understand how and when to use them. With interactive quizzes, projects, and peer learning, you’ll build real confidence in version control. ⚡ And yes, the entire content is in Hindi language, making it easy and comfortable for learners who prefer native-language learning.

Master Git fundamentals and understand how Git works behind the scenes.
Learn essential Git commands and concepts like commits, branches, merges, and more.
Discover how Git can streamline your workflow—whether you're a developer, DevOps engineer, blogger, or script writer.
Gain practical experience in version control to efficiently track changes and collaborate on projects.
Apply best practices in managing your code and content through hands-on projects.

Course Content

Introduction
Get a complete overview of Git, its importance in modern software development, and why version control is essential for teams and individuals.

What is Git and Why Git

10:44
Test Your Learning
Git Course Introduction | Who Should Learn & What You’ll Learn in This Playlist

10:16

Getting Started with Git
Learn how to install Git, set up configuration, and make your very first repository step by step.

Ignoring Files in Git
Understand how to use .gitignore to exclude unnecessary or sensitive files from version control.

File and State Management
Discover how Git tracks files through different states—untracked, modified, staged, and committed.

Committing Changes
Learn the right way to stage files and commit changes with meaningful messages for better project history.

Git Logs
Learn how to explore the complete history of your project using git log. Understand different log formats, filters, and options to track changes, authors, dates, and commit messages effectively.

Viewing and Comparing Changes
Master Git commands to check logs, view history, and compare differences between commits and branches.

Branching and Switching
Explore how to create, switch, and manage branches for parallel development workflows.

Git Stash and Temporary Saves
Learn how to use Git Stash to temporarily save your work and restore it when needed.

Git Merge and Conflict Management
Understand how merging works, what conflicts are, and how to resolve them effectively.

Git Rebase
Dive into rebasing to rewrite commit history, clean up branches, and maintain a linear project structure.

Git Internals and Useful Tricks
Peek inside Git’s internals to understand how it works under the hood and pick up advanced productivity tips.

Time Travel With Git

Git Commit Navigation (^ and ~)
Understand how to move between commits using ^ and ~. Learn the difference between parent commits and ancestors, and how to reference specific points in your project’s history with ease.

Git Restore
Learn how to safely undo changes in your working directory and staging area using git restore. Understand when to use it instead of reset or checkout, and see practical examples of restoring files to their last committed state.

Git Clean
Learn how to remove untracked files and directories from your working directory using git clean. Understand when and how to use it safely to keep your project clean without affecting important tracked files.

Git Reset
Understand how to move the HEAD and branch pointer to a specific commit, with options to keep or discard changes.

Git Revert
Learn how to undo changes safely by creating a new commit that reverses previous commits without altering history.

Remote Repositories
Master working with remote repositories—cloning, pushing, pulling, and collaborating with others.

Git Push Deep Dive
Learn how to upload your local commits to a remote repository using git push. Understand different push options, how to sync branches, and best practices for collaborating with teammates.

Git Clone
Understand how to clone repositories from remote sources, the different options available, and best practices for setting up your local copy.

Git Fetch
Understand how to fetch the latest changes from the remote repository without merging them, so you can review updates safely.

Git Pull
Learn how to update your local repository by pulling the latest changes from the remote, combining fetch and merge in one step.

Working with Git Tags
Learn how Git tags work, the difference between lightweight and annotated tags, and how to create, push, and manage tags for versioning and releases.

Git Hooks
Learn how to automate tasks with Git Hooks—trigger custom scripts on events like commits, merges, and pushes to improve workflow efficiency.

Mastering Git Submodules | Complete Guide
Understand how to use Git Submodules to manage external repositories inside your project for modular development.

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About Course

🚀 Master Git from Zero to Pro (Hindi Language)

🎯 What You’ll Get:

🔑 Why This Course?

What Will You Learn?

Course Content

Introduction Get a complete overview of Git, its importance in modern software development, and why version control is essential for teams and individuals.

What is Git and Why Git

Test Your Learning

Git Course Introduction | Who Should Learn & What You’ll Learn in This Playlist

Getting Started with Git Learn how to install Git, set up configuration, and make your very first repository step by step.

Git Workflow Explained | Working Directory, Staging Area & Commit Cycle

Git Init Command

git add and git ls-files

git add with regular expression

Test Your Learning

Ignoring Files in Git Understand how to use .gitignore to exclude unnecessary or sensitive files from version control.

Git Ignore: Exclude Unwanted Files

Git Ignore: Selective File Filtering

Git Ignore: The Nested Hack

Test Your Learning

File and State Management Discover how Git tracks files through different states—untracked, modified, staged, and committed.

Git rm: Remove Files Like a Pro

Git Restore: Get Your File Back

Git mv: Effortless File Moves

Test Your Learning

Committing Changes Learn the right way to stage files and commit changes with meaningful messages for better project history.

Git Commit: Capture the Snapshot

Git Amend & Log: Modify & Monitor

Git Commit -a: Fast Commit, Tracked Only

Test You Learning

Git Logs Learn how to explore the complete history of your project using git log. Understand different log formats, filters, and options to track changes, authors, dates, and commit messages effectively.

Git Log: Filter, Reverse & Format

Git Log: Visualize History with stat

Test Your Learning

Viewing and Comparing Changes Master Git commands to check logs, view history, and compare differences between commits and branches.

Git Diff & Log: Your Code Detective

Test Your Learning

Branching and Switching Explore how to create, switch, and manage branches for parallel development workflows.

Git Branch: Create, HEAD & Commit

Delete, Rename & Explore Git Branches

Git Branches: List & Create

Git Branch Tutorial | Create, Switch & Checkout Branch in Git

Git Diff Between Branches & Commits – Explained!

Git Diff Between Branches & Commits – Explained!

Test your Learning

Git Stash and Temporary Saves Learn how to use Git Stash to temporarily save your work and restore it when needed.

Git Stash: Save & Restore Changes

Organize & Delete Stashes Easily

Test Your Learning

Git Merge and Conflict Management Understand how merging works, what conflicts are, and how to resolve them effectively.

Git Fast-Forward Merge: Quick & Clean

3-Way Merge Magic: Simplify Git Merging

Git Squash & Merge: Tidy Your Commits

Merge Conflicts: Explained & Fixed

Git Abort: Cancel & Reset Like a Pro

Git Merge Continue: Resume & Resolve

Test Your Learning

Git Rebase Dive into rebasing to rewrite commit history, clean up branches, and maintain a linear project structure.

Git Rebase Simplified

How to Handle Git Rebase Conflicts

Test Your Learning

Git Internals and Useful Tricks Peek inside Git’s internals to understand how it works under the hood and pick up advanced productivity tips.

Git Shortlog for Clean Summaries

Git Alias: Save Time, Work Smart

Can’t Add -a.txt? Here’s the Fix!

Test Your Learning

Time Travel With Git

Time Travel in Git with Switch & Checkout

Extract Commit ID Using rev-parse

Test Your Learning

Git Commit Navigation (^ and ~) Understand how to move between commits using ^ and ~. Learn the difference between parent commits and ancestors, and how to reference specific points in your project’s history with ease.

What Does ~ Mean in Git?

Git ^ vs ~ – What’s the Difference?

View File from Any Commit – No Checkout!

Test Your Learning

Git Restore Learn how to safely undo changes in your working directory and staging area using git restore. Understand when to use it instead of reset or checkout, and see practical examples of restoring files to their last committed state.

Git Restore: From Commit → Stage → Working

Restore or Checkout? Know When to Use What!

Test Your Learning

Introduction
Get a complete overview of Git, its importance in modern software development, and why version control is essential for teams and individuals.

Getting Started with Git
Learn how to install Git, set up configuration, and make your very first repository step by step.

Ignoring Files in Git
Understand how to use .gitignore to exclude unnecessary or sensitive files from version control.

File and State Management
Discover how Git tracks files through different states—untracked, modified, staged, and committed.

Committing Changes
Learn the right way to stage files and commit changes with meaningful messages for better project history.

Git Logs
Learn how to explore the complete history of your project using git log. Understand different log formats, filters, and options to track changes, authors, dates, and commit messages effectively.

Viewing and Comparing Changes
Master Git commands to check logs, view history, and compare differences between commits and branches.

Branching and Switching
Explore how to create, switch, and manage branches for parallel development workflows.

Git Stash and Temporary Saves
Learn how to use Git Stash to temporarily save your work and restore it when needed.

Git Merge and Conflict Management
Understand how merging works, what conflicts are, and how to resolve them effectively.

Git Rebase
Dive into rebasing to rewrite commit history, clean up branches, and maintain a linear project structure.

Git Internals and Useful Tricks
Peek inside Git’s internals to understand how it works under the hood and pick up advanced productivity tips.

Git Commit Navigation (^ and ~)
Understand how to move between commits using ^ and ~. Learn the difference between parent commits and ancestors, and how to reference specific points in your project’s history with ease.

Git Restore
Learn how to safely undo changes in your working directory and staging area using git restore. Understand when to use it instead of reset or checkout, and see practical examples of restoring files to their last committed state.

Git Clean
Learn how to remove untracked files and directories from your working directory using git clean. Understand when and how to use it safely to keep your project clean without affecting important tracked files.

Git Reset
Understand how to move the HEAD and branch pointer to a specific commit, with options to keep or discard changes.

Git Revert
Learn how to undo changes safely by creating a new commit that reverses previous commits without altering history.

Remote Repositories
Master working with remote repositories—cloning, pushing, pulling, and collaborating with others.

Git Push Deep Dive
Learn how to upload your local commits to a remote repository using git push. Understand different push options, how to sync branches, and best practices for collaborating with teammates.

Git Clone
Understand how to clone repositories from remote sources, the different options available, and best practices for setting up your local copy.

Git Fetch
Understand how to fetch the latest changes from the remote repository without merging them, so you can review updates safely.

Git Pull
Learn how to update your local repository by pulling the latest changes from the remote, combining fetch and merge in one step.

Working with Git Tags
Learn how Git tags work, the difference between lightweight and annotated tags, and how to create, push, and manage tags for versioning and releases.

Git Hooks
Learn how to automate tasks with Git Hooks—trigger custom scripts on events like commits, merges, and pushes to improve workflow efficiency.

Mastering Git Submodules | Complete Guide
Understand how to use Git Submodules to manage external repositories inside your project for modular development.