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Learn the Basics of Git usage

Welcome to the Paradise people. Today in this tutorial, we are proceeding to unveil some of the basics and introduction on the GitHub, it's terminologies, commands, remote and local.<br>https://blog.paradisetechsoft.com/basics-of-git/

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Learn the Basics of Git usage

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  1. Common Git Terminologies After attaining the repositories, now its time to learn about the Git Terminologies.

  2. There are number of Terminologies the Git holds such as:  HEAD- Head is a pointer to the latest commit for the working branch. Usually, there is always one HEAD in per repository. Whilst switching the branch, the Head will point to the latest commit for the selected branch and after each commit, the HEAD will point to the latest commit.  REMOTE- Remote is also the Git repository on a network outside the machine. There can be more than one remote pointing from the local repo. The remote repo can be managed and referenced by short names as well. 

  3. ORIGIN-Git associate remote repository with names. It is a logical name set for the default repository. Origin is quite useful to point to the default repo when running the git commands instead of the entire URL. CLONE-To get the copy of the existing repository from a remote repo and in a directory, it makes a clone or a copy of that particular repo. 

  4. PUSH- To push the changes from the local repository to the local repository. This is performed after committed the changes to the local repo. This is mainly used to sync the changes from the local repository with the remote repository. PULL- To get the updates from the repository to the local repository. This is to sync the changes from the remote repo to the local repo and keeping the local repo up to date. Pull command will take the latest code from the remote repo and merge the changes with the local repo.  

  5. Local and Remote

  6. Paradise Techsoft Solutions Pvt. Ltd. In this tutorial, we have explained about the basics terminologies of git that will help all the GitHub learners. In a nutshell, GitHub is a file or code-sharing service to collaborate with different people. In our next blog, you'll find the complete GitHub tutorial, GitHub repository and about the GitHub guides. Till then study the basics from this blog. https://www.paradisetechsoft.com/

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