Git & GitHub Roadmap – Version Control for Every Developer

Master the Essentials of Code Collaboration, Versioning, and Open Source Contributions

Basic overview

What is Git & GitHub ?

Why Learn Git & GitHub ?

Estimated time commitment for the roadmap.

Phases of the Git & GitHub Roadmap

Phase 1: Introduction to Version Control

What is Version Control?

Centralized vs Distributed Version Control

Benefits of Using Git

Git vs GitHub vs GitLab vs Bitbucket

Phase 2: Setting Up Git

Installing Git (Windows, macOS, Linux)

Configuring Username and Email

Basic Git Commands

Creating Your First Repository

Phase 3: Git Basics

Initializing a Git Repository

Tracking Files (git add, git status)

Committing Changes (git commit)

Viewing History (git log, git diff)

Undoing Changes (git checkout, git reset)

Phase 4: Git Branching and Merging

Understanding Branches

Creating and Switching Branches

Merging Branches

Resolving Merge Conflicts

Deleting Branches

Phase 5: Git Remote Repositories

Connecting to Remote Repos

Cloning Repositories

Fetching and Pulling Changes

Pushing Code to Remote

origin, upstream concept

Phase 6: GitHub Essentials

Creating a GitHub Account

Creating a GitHub Repository

Pushing Local Repo to GitHub

Managing README.md and .gitignore

GitHub UI vs Git CLI

Phase 7: Collaboration on GitHub

Forking a Repository

Making Pull Requests (PRs)

Code Reviews and Discussions

Issues, Labels, and Milestones

GitHub Projects & Kanban Boards

Phase 8: Git Advanced Topics

Rebase vs Merge

Stashing Changes

Tagging Releases

Cherry-Pick and Reverting Commits

Submodules and Worktrees

Phase 9: GitHub Advanced Usage

GitHub Actions (CI/CD Basics)

Using GitHub Pages for Hosting

Managing Repository Settings and Permissions

Contributing Guidelines and License

Dependabot and Security Alerts

Phase 10: Real-World Git Workflows

Git Flow Workflow

GitHub Flow

Trunk-Based Development

Setting up .pre-commit Hooks

Phase 11: GUI Tools and Integration

Git GUI Tools (GitKraken, Sourcetree, GitHub Desktop)

Git in VS Code

Git with IDEs (IntelliJ, Eclipse)

Phase 12: Real-World Projects & Contributions

Building a Personal Portfolio using Git & GitHub Pages

Making Your First Open Source Contribution

Hosting a Collaborative Project on GitHub

Project Ideas: Task Manager, Markdown Editor, Note App

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