Git: Project Management for Developers and DevOps Teams

Rheinwerk Publishing, Inc · Bernd Öggl · Michael Kofler

Jun 2025 · Packt Publishing Ltd

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Learn Git from scratch to advanced topics, including GitHub integration, branching, error troubleshooting, and using platforms like GitLab for version control in development environments.Key Features

Covers Git installation, basic commands, and essential workflows for beginners
Detailed exploration of advanced Git features like rebasing, hooks, and submodules
Practical troubleshooting guide to address common Git errors and conflicts

Book DescriptionThis practical guide is designed to take you from Git beginner to advanced user. Starting with installation and configuration, it covers the essential Git commands you'll need to create and manage repositories, track changes, and work with branches and commits. These fundamental concepts set the stage for more complex workflows and efficient version control management. The book then explores advanced features, such as using platforms like GitHub and GitLab for remote repositories. You'll learn how to collaborate with others through pull requests, set up continuous integration pipelines, and implement automation using hooks. The guide also includes advanced techniques like rebasing and working with submodules, helping you streamline your workflow and manage larger projects effectively. The final sections focus on troubleshooting common Git errors, from merge conflicts to authentication issues. Practical solutions and best practices ensure you can resolve problems quickly and efficiently. The book wraps up with a comprehensive Git command reference, making it a go-to resource for both new users and experienced developers. Whether you're working solo or in teams, this book will help you master version control with confidence.What you will learn

Master the fundamentals of Git for version control and workflows
Set up and configure Git on various operating systems
Work with repositories on GitHub and GitLab platforms
Manage branches and handle merge conflicts effectively
Implement advanced Git features like hooks and submodules
Troubleshoot common Git errors and find solutions

Who this book is for

This book is ideal for developers, DevOps engineers, and technical teams seeking to improve their Git skills. Beginners can start from scratch with Git’s fundamentals, while experienced users can dive deeper into advanced workflows. A basic understanding of programming concepts is recommended but not mandatory. For those looking to enhance team collaboration and automate workflows, this guide is perfect. It’s also suitable for individuals aiming to master version control in a professional environment or contribute to open-source projects using GitHub, GitLab, and other platforms.

Learn Git from scratch to advanced topics, including GitHub integration, branching, error troubleshooting, and using platforms like GitLab for version control in development environments.Key Features Covers Git installation, basic commands, and essential workflows for beginners Detailed explorati...

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About the author

The Rheinwerk Computing series offers new and established professional comprehensive guidance to enrich the readers' skillsets and enhance their career prospects. Their publications are written by leading experts in the fields of programming, administration, security, analytics, and more. Each book is detailed and hands-on to help readers develop essential, practical skills that they can apply to their daily work.

Bernd Öggl is an experienced system administrator and web developer. Since 2001 he has been creating websites for customers, implementing individual development projects, and passing on his knowledge at conferences and in publications.

Dr. Michael Kofler is a programmer and Linux administrator. He studied electrical engineering/telematics at Graz University of Technology. He has been one of the most successful and versatile computing authors in the German-speaking world for many years. His current topics include Linux, Docker, Git, hacking and security, Raspberry Pi, and the programming languages Swift, Java, Python, and Kotlin. Michael Kofler also teaches at the Joanneum University of Applied Sciences in Kapfenberg, Austria.

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