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About the Book
Git Prodigy is your clear, concise guide to mastering Git and GitHub. This book focuses on practical insights, avoiding unnecessary technical jargon so that anyone, regardless of their background or experience, can understand the art of version control in an approachable manner.
The book begins with a firm grounding in version control and Git basics, then moves on to explore GitHub. You'll delve into key Git commands, the ins and outs of commits, branching and merging, and the intricacies of collaboration on GitHub, including forking, pull requests and code reviews.
Git Prodigy highlights the enriching world of open-source contributions, helping you understand the culture and practices that drive this vibrant community. It provides insights into open-source licensing, equipping you with the knowledge to contribute confidently and responsibly.
The journey continues into advanced Git features and hands-on troubleshooting techniques, then wraps up with a handy Git command cheat sheet. Whether you're a beginner, an experienced developer, or an open-source enthusiast, this book delivers the understanding and practical skills you need to master version control with Git and GitHub.
About the Author
Ebenezer Don is the Founder of NewDev.io, a learning platform focused on helping developers learn to code and collaborate with one another. With over 10 years of experience in the software industry, he has worked on a variety of projects, from web and mobile applications to data analytics and machine learning.
He is passionate about breaking down complex topics into their simplest forms and has a deep commitment to sharing his knowledge with other developers. Ebenezer has also organised many technical workshops and is a regular speaker at tech conferences and meetups, where he shares his insights on software architecture, web development, and Artificial Intelligence.
In addition to his work with NewDev, Ebenezer is an active contributor to the open-source community, where he has created and maintained several projects. When he's not coding or teaching, you can find him exploring new technologies, writing, or spending time with his family.