Video Screencasts for Learn Enough Git to Be Dangerous
Mar 24, 2016 • posted by Michael Hartl
Last month’s launch of the Learn Enough Git to Be Dangerous ebook clearly struck a chord, generating a ton of great feedback and ending up as one of the top 10 most-upvoted daily stories on Hacker News. Today I’m pleased to announce the availability of the companion screencast series, with more than an hour and a half of videos that bring the written tutorial to life.
The Learn Enough Git to Be Dangerous screencasts cover the essential Git commands used every day by software developers and those who work with them, including git status, add, commit, diff, push, pull, checkout, branch, and merge. The videos also walk through several extended developer scenarios based on real-life best practices, including branching and merging, recovering from errors, pushing branches, and handling merge conflicts.
This last scenario serves as the main example for the Learn Enough Git to Be Dangerous preview video, which shows how developers Alice and Bob deal with an incompatible change made to their project, a small website:
The full price of the Learn Enough Git to Be Dangerous screencasts is $12, and you can also buy them bundled with the ebooks for $19, but I’m offering a 20% launch discount through Thursday, March 31:
- Get 20% launch discount on Learn Enough Git screencasts
- Get 20% launch discount on screencasts + ebooks (PDF/EPUB/MOBI)
In addition to covering the most important and useful Git commands, Learn Enough Git to Be Dangerous includes a special section on advanced Git setup, and also includes an amazing surprise bonus at the end that you won’t want to miss.
P.S. Remember, buy before Thursday, March 31 to get the 20% launch discount.