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# Chapter-1 : Source Control and GIT
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Back to [Course Introduction](../../README.md)
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### 🎬 [Module 1: Introduction to GIT: Source Control](../../content/source-control/git/README.md)
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[GIT](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Git) is the foundation of DevOps, Programming & Software Engineering </br>
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This is because it is a source code distributed version control system. </br>
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In DevOps, you will deal with code, command line, documentation, scripts, automation, intrastructure-as-code and more. </br>
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Generally, all of this involves writing files and storing them.
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GIT is the system you use to store these files. </br>
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In this module we'll take a read through [GIT](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Git) to understand where it started and why it is so successful and widely used in software engineering. </br>
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#### In this module
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* What is GIT
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* Installing GIT
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* Command line
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* Create your first GIT repository
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* Branching
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* Commits
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* Merging branches
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* GUI Tools for GIT
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* VSCode
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### 🚧🎬 [Module 2: Introduction to IDEs: Visual Studio Code]()
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When working on source code using GIT, you will want to work on files and directories. </br>
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This includes configuration files, code files, scripts and so on. </br>
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To get a nice overview of all our files and folders, as well as have access to `git` and command line, we'll use an IDE. </br>
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An [IDE](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integrated_development_environment) is an integrated development environment. </br>
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It is software that helps us deal with software development and engineering. </br>
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#### In this module:
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* What is VSCode
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* Directory and File management
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* Editing files
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* Command line terminals
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* Extensions
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* Themes
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* GIT features
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### 🚧🎬 [Module 3: Introduction to Github: Hosted Source Control]()
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Storing source code in a Git repository on a local machine carries a risk of data loss. </br>
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If your harddrive crashes, or you lose your laptop, all your work would be lost. </br>
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Therefore it's always recommended to use a hosted source control provider like Github, BitBucket, Gitlab and others. </br>
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It also makes collaboration possible, when you have a team of people working on the same project </br>
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#### In this module
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* We create a Github account
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* Overview of Github source control
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* Integrating our repository with Github
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* Working with our repository
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