This Git and GitLab tutorial for beginners is designed to teach version control and DevOps collaboration using Git and GitLab. The course provides a complete introduction to managing code, tracking changes, and collaborating in software development teams.
Learners start with the basics of Git, including repositories, commits, branches, and merges. These core concepts help developers track code changes and manage different versions of a project efficiently.
The course then introduces GitLab as a collaborative platform built on top of Git. Students learn how to create repositories, push code, and manage projects using GitLab’s web interface.
A key focus is on branching strategies and workflows, helping learners understand how teams work on features, fixes, and releases without conflicts. Merge requests are also explained as a way to review and integrate code changes.
The course also introduces basic CI/CD concepts in GitLab, showing how automation can be added to development workflows for building and testing code automatically.
By the end of the course, learners will understand Git version control, GitLab collaboration features, and the basics of CI/CD, preparing them for modern software development environments.
