Best Git Courses

Free interactive courses that run directly in GitHub repos. Covers introduction to Git, pull requests, merge conflicts, and Actions. Great hands-on first step.

The Odin Project's Git curriculum is concise, project-based, and broadly considered one of the best free Git starting points. Covers workflow, branching, and GitHub.

The most-watched Git tutorial on YouTube. Covers all the core operations — init, clone, add, commit, push, pull, branching — with clear visual explanations.

Google's Git and GitHub course from its IT Automation certificate — covers version control fundamentals, branching, pull requests, and remote workflows with clear, practical exercises.

Free interactive courses that run directly in GitHub repos. Covers introduction to Git, pull requests, merge conflicts, and Actions. Great hands-on first step.

The Odin Project's Git curriculum is concise, project-based, and broadly considered one of the best free Git starting points. Covers workflow, branching, and GitHub.

Excellent written tutorials from Atlassian covering beginner through advanced topics including rebasing, hooks, and workflows. Well-organized and searchable.

The most-watched Git tutorial on YouTube. Covers all the core operations — init, clone, add, commit, push, pull, branching — with clear visual explanations.

Fireship's lightning-fast Git overview. Perfect first 12 minutes before committing to a longer course.

Most comprehensive paid Git course. Goes from absolute basics through branching strategies, GitHub workflows, and CI/CD integration.

Google's Git and GitHub course from its IT Automation certificate — covers version control fundamentals, branching, pull requests, and remote workflows with clear, practical exercises.

Atlassian's own Git course covers command line and Sourcetree workflows, branching strategies, and merging — directly relevant to teams using Bitbucket or Jira.

Covers stash, bisect, reflog, cherry-pick, and worktrees — the commands that separate intermediate Git users from experts.

Merge vs rebase is the most common source of confusion for intermediate Git users. This video clarifies both models with clear diagrams.