Git and GitHub in Hindi: From First Commit to Pull Requests and Rebase
A Hindi-language walkthrough of Git and GitHub using VS Code and Git Bash. It starts with installation and the three-stage model (working directory, staging, repository). It then covers branching, merging, conflict resolution, remotes, cloning, pull requests and forking. Later lessons cover history-editing and recovery tools: reset, revert, stash, cherry-pick, squash, rebase, reflog and tags. It suits Hindi-speaking beginners who want to use Git on real projects and in team workflows.
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What You'll Learn
- Install Git and VS Code, then initialise a repository and track a project's files
- Move changes through the working directory, staging area and repository, and read file status with git status and git diff
- Stop tracking files with .gitignore and inspect history with git log
- Create, switch and merge branches, and resolve merge conflicts from the command line and in VS Code
- Connect a local repo to GitHub, push branches, clone repositories, and create, review and merge pull requests
- Undo or recover work with reset, revert, stash, reflog and cherry-pick, and tidy history with squash and rebase
- Fork an open-source repository, make changes and contribute back, and mark releases with lightweight and annotated tags
Prerequisites
- No prior experience needed
- A computer where you can install Git and VS Code (Windows is used in the demos)
- Ability to follow Hindi explanations; technical terms are in English
Course Curriculum
- 1What Is Git and Why Do We Need Git and GitHub?26:41
- 2Installing Git and VS Code and Setting Up Git Extensions8:49
- 3Understanding a Git Repository and Tracking Your First Project21:06
- 4Git File Status Lifecycle and Three-Stage Architecture (Part 1)17:16
- 5Git File Status Lifecycle and Three-Stage Architecture (Part 2)43:05
- 6Git File Status Lifecycle and Three-Stage Architecture (Part 3)25:39
- 7Git File Status Lifecycle and Three-Stage Architecture with VS Code (Part 4)17:03
- 8Using .gitignore and Untracking Files33:58
- 9git diff: Comparing Commits, Staging Area and Working Directory23:51
- 10git log: Understanding and Viewing Commits19:51
- 11Git Branches: Theory and Why We Need Them25:38
- 12Git Branches: Practical Walkthrough24:17
- 13git merge and Merge Conflicts (Part 1)30:49
- 14Resolving Merge Conflicts (Part 2)39:41
- 15Branches, Merging and Conflict Resolution in VS Code26:25
- 16HEAD and Detached HEAD: Time Travel in Git32:10
- 17What Is GitHub: Creating a Repository and Connecting It to Your Local Repo16:42
- 18Pushing Local Branches to a Remote GitHub Repository20:12
- 19Cloning a Remote Repository to Your Local Machine10:39
- 20Pull Requests: Create, Review and Merge17:48
- 21git reset: Undoing and Deleting Commits38:13
- 22git stash: Saving Work When Switching Branches24:46
- 23Using Git with an IDE Other Than VS Code6:10
- 24git revert: Safely Reverting Commits27:18
- 25git cherry-pick: Applying a Specific Commit from Another Branch25:42
- 26git squash: Combining Multiple Commits into One32:04
- 27git rebase: When to Use It and Merge vs Rebase35:52
- 28git reflog: Recovering Lost Commits and Branches30:58
- 29git tag: Releasing Versions with Lightweight and Annotated Tags34:16
- 30Git Productivity Tips19:37
- 31Series Wrap-Up and Next Steps7:53
- 32Git Fork: Contributing to Open Source Repositories25:35
- 33Git Snapshots: What They Mean and Represent14:59
About the Instructor
Code House
YouTube creator
The lessons in this course were produced by Code House and are published on YouTube. YodaHut selected and sequenced them into this course; we did not make them, and Code House is not affiliated with YodaHut.
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- 13h 25m of video
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- Timestamped notes
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