Prompt Engineering for Git E-Learning

Order this unique E-Learning Prompt Engineering for Git course online, 1 year 24/7 access to rich interactive videos, speech, progress monitoring through reports and chapter tests to directly test the knowledge.

Course outcome:

Prompt Engineering for Git: Leveraging Prompt Engineering to Learn Git

Course: 1 Hour, 16 Minutes

• Course Overview
• Picking the Right Version Control System with ChatGPT's Help
• Introduction to Version Control with Git
• Distributed Version Control with Git
• Installing Git on macOS
• Installing Git on Windows
• Initializing Git Repository and Renaming Default Branch
• Using Prompts to Add Files, Commit Changes, and View Commits
• Adding Files, Restoring Files, and Commit Hashes
• Modifying Files and Debugging Using Prompts
• Course Summary

Prompt Engineering for Git: Working with Remote Repositories & Generative AI

Course: 1 Hour, 29 Minutes

• Course Overview
• Creating a GitHub Account and Setting up a Remote Repository
• Authenticating and Pushing to Remote Repository with Guidance from Bard
• Using ChatGPT to Explore Git Log Flags and Output
• Going Back to a Previous Commit Using Git Checkout
• Modifying, Deleting, and Renaming Files with ChatGPT's Help
• Collaborating with Other GitHub Users
• Syncing Latest Changes from the Remote Repo to the Local Repo
• Ignoring Files with .gitignore
• Diverging Local and Remote Branches
• Using Prompt Engineering to Merge Divergent Branches
• Course Summary

Prompt Engineering for Git: Using Prompt Engineering to Work with Git Branches

Course: 1 Hour, 34 Minutes

• Course Overview
• Introduction to Branching and Merging in Git
• Creating and Pushing Branches with Prompt Engineering Help
• Developing on Main Branch and Committing to Feature Branch
• Stashing Changes
• Using Prompting Techniques to Apply Stashed Changes
• Visualizing Branches
• Merging Branches with the Help of Prompt Engineering
• Integrating Divergent Branches
• Merging a Feature Branch with the Main Branch
• Rebasing Feature Branch and Using Pull Request to Merge with Main
• Cloning a Remote Repository
• Course Summary