Learning pathBeginnerGit, tests and delivery
The everyday safety net of a software project: undo mistakes in Git, get out of the three common Git problems, write tests with pytest and run them on every pull request.
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Learning paths
Learn it in order, one step at a time
Follow a subject from the first step to the last. Every lesson is dated, says what you will be able to do, and points to the next.
- 1 path
- 4 lessons
- about 1 hour in all
Learning paths in Version Control
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How it works
A path is a promise about order
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Read in order
Each lesson builds on the one before, so you never meet a word or a tool that was not introduced.
02
Dated and verified
Every lesson shows when it was published, updated and last verified, with the versions it was tested on.
03
Help when stuck
Ask in the community with the lesson's name and what happened; the person who asked marks the answer that worked.
Questions
About learning paths
Is a path free?
Yes. Every lesson is free to read and you do not need an account.
Does it remember where I got to?
Yes, on this device: a lesson counts as done once you reach its end, and the path's page then offers to resume at the next one. Nothing is sent anywhere, and you can mark a lesson done or not done yourself.
Can I skip a lesson?
You can open any lesson from the path page, but they are written to be read in order: a later lesson may rely on something an earlier one set up.
What is the difference between a path and a series?
A learning path takes you from a first step to a goal. A series is a set of related pieces on one subject. Both list their lessons in order. Browse all topics for single pieces.