How to use Github with Visual Studio 2022

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How to create a git repository, share code with a team using Visual Studio. Learn the difference between origin and master, push vs pull or clone. Create and checkout a branch and merge it into master after a code review.
Index
0:00 What is Git?
0:36 What is version control? How does Git help with version control?
2:05 What is origin? What is the master repository?
3:05 Push pull and clone
5:03 Branches and merge operations
6:52 Demonstration of C# app to work with github
7:35 Init a new repository with Visual Studio
9:00 Master the default name of the repository branch
9:50 Commit and push a change to the application repo
11:30 Stage edited or modified files
12:10 Perform a push operation to github
13:00 How often should you commit? How often should you push?
13:55 Share a repo with a team or partner
15:48 Clone a repository from Github
17:36 Create a branch of a repo and checkout
21:00 Pull request to merge a branch into repo
22:30 Delete a branch
22:40 What is next? Command line. Other IDEs merge conflicts, rebase

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Simple example, simple English, clear pronunciation, self-contained scenario for daily use of GIT.
This video must be well prepared. Trust me!
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[@shadsluiter]

Great to hear. Thanks for the feedback.

[@richiesikaonga4642]

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[@scottwaschitz3619]

This is perhaps the best explanation of a basic use of Github with Visual Studio using clear, concise language with easy to comprehend examples. Thank you.

[@vade2564]

Finally, someone explaining it clearly and simply. Thank you sir

[@nickb2325]

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[@hqcart1]

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[@RajRaj-rj8oo]

Beautifully & explained to the point. Thanks Professor Sluiter. Looking forward for your future videos. Thanks once again.

[@razielryuzaki]

Your video was super helpful! I hadn't really used git before, but when I started working with Visual Studio, I needed some guidance. A lot of the tutorials I found were confusing, but yours was really easy to follow and informative. I was especially struggling with understanding branches, and your video totally cleared that up for me. Thanks a lot!

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[@londonerwalks]

As someone who is new to GIT, this was a very nice explanation. Thank you.

[@M1sterFancyPants]

I was overwhelmed with all the buttons and options for Git in Visual Studio. Your video helped a ton. Thanks Professor Sluiter!

[@shadsluiter]

Glad it helped! I agree. There is a huge opportunity for someone to re-imagine source code control that everyone can use without watching a tutorial video just to do basic things.

[@aeyedeyen]

Ah, thanks a million. I was not committing the changes so the pushes I was doing were empty! You saved me from some ongoing frustration.

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Best Explanation! You're a great instructor. Shared this with my peers.

[@b_gumm]

Thank you. Was a huge help getting my 1st C# program going today.

[@marcinzale]

Very well explained as always. Thank you, sir.

[@kvelez]

Thanks for the video, please do a series on this to get to know the other commands and troubleshooting.

[@derrickpham7987]

This is an exceptional tutorial good sir. I have a hard time understanding git and thou explained it in a way that allowed me to understand. God bless your soul

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This is the best Git explanation. Thank you so much!

[@razvancont]

Prof. Sluiter, thank you very much for all the content you're putting out! If you could do a couple of videos on Android dev for professionals, it would be amazing. Following best practices, architecture, dependency injection, build variants, git flow setup, ci/cd etc. I would actually pay for this. Maybe make some paid content for professionals - they should afford it.

[@bgconfused1978]

Explained awesomely👍👍 Finally got an idea about visual studio 2022

[@amarachionukogu8482]

This was a very beginner friendly video. Thank you.

[@sreenivasp4720]

Fantastic video on Github , you explained the concept clearly , thank for sharing.👌

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[@HenryAndersen]

Thank you Professor Sluiter. Much appreciated.

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Thank you very much for this tutorial on git. Very easy to follow and understandable! Not much more to say other then Thank You!!

[@jeremymaijimi7895]

Thank you for explaining this thoroughly!

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Thank you, Professor you helped me to get rolling on Git.

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[@Cristian-ch9wp]

Enseñas de una manera muy clara y precisa, he aprendido mucho, felicitaciones profesor.

[@dongxuezhan5823]

the most useful tutorial about push code to github by using Visual studio

[@takundasm]

This was very helpful and simple to understand, thank you.

[@aamirpare]

Really a very good video on managing repositories using Visual Studio and Git. My suggestion is that if you can update it with a feature "Connecting local repository to the remote repository"

[@2005kpboy]

Thanks a lot , Professor err.. Student
Clear and concise, it was.

[@d_tsoukalos]

A really good video tutorial! Will be a video soon with the latest topics you mention?

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[@shivaprasadms634]

Nice tutorial professor, straight to the point!

[@shadsluiter]

This seems to be a popular video on my channel. Perhaps I should add another regarding VS Code or other popular editor.

[@FCMN980]

If only all tutorials were as good as this one

[@prakash2187]

Wish I had a teacher like you.

[@ishahryar]

Great video with very easy to understand presentation, thank you.

[@marcc1179]

you're a talented professor!

[@ripunjraushan]

Thanks for the clear explanation.

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Teching method is amazing and also this content is very informative for beginners

[@karl3467]

thank you for the clear explanation, this has been very helpful to me who is now trying to code with other people.

[@shadsluiter]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Baba12xr56]

Great easy to follow, to the point, video. Thank you!

[@shadsluiter]

Thank you. So kind of you.

[@bobsimoneau]

This is the most helpful video I have seen on Git. Is there a part two covering this video's "What's next" items. I can not find a link.

[@PixelShroom1]

Great tutorial, well explained 👍

[@adamdaa9527]

Thanks, it is exactly what I wanted!

[@Kirill-vq4he]

Perfect english, so easy to understand, thx!

[@DecentProgrammer]

Best video of git. Thank you so much professor.

[@shadsluiter]

Thanks.

[@b_gumm]

Great job with the video editing on this

[@user-hb6cx6ye1i]

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بسیار عالی توضیح دادی❤

[@jimba6486]

Thank you, Professor. This helped me as a newbie. I was so lost on why my changes did not appear on GitHub.

[@shadsluiter]

Glad it helped.

[@qwerty89993]

Thanks a lot for this clear explanation

[@Superswallow]

This helps me a lot thank you sir!!

[@samduss4193]

very good explaination :) ... For the Master, I got a bit confused, I understood that Master Mean Local computer.. In fact Master mostly will be Master Branch.
also got the notion of need to syncho, with push pull and pending.. Need some practice but actually you make me one step Above :) thank you :)

[@richiesikaonga4642]

thanks a lot for your teaching its more understandable bless you i wish i can learn from you

[@muhammadansarkhan4544]

Sir Excellent work.!!!

[@mountaincloudy9213]

Thanks a lot. Now, I understand how to use.

[@werneralonzo1230]

great tutorial master many thanks..

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Wonderful! Prof do you have computer networking full course video please?

[@MultiBodmin]

Great video. Thank you very much.

[@patite3103]

Outstanding video! I'm using VS Code but I don't have the same screen as you. What IDE do you use? I don't see the solution explorer in my VS Code.

[@itsnewsgalaxy5626]

Thank you for the tutorial sir.

[@techniktreff]

Good job. English is not my native language, but I was able to follow well.

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Very useful, thanks 🙏

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Well done. Thank you.

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Nice, Only with practice one can become familiar.

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[@luankrasniqi9504]

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[@emamodeeruvieru4745]

i was able to crreate repository with Git, a GIthub account and i pushed my APIs in visual studio to Github, thanks to this singular video... and ohh.. i subscribed i dont care

[@shadsluiter]

Fantastic!

[@user-rl7py6fp6v]

Nice one. Do we have a best practices guideline for professional development... i.e. Where usually we see multiple Environments like, Dev, Test, QA, Production etc. and Deployment goes via Sprint cycles? Over their certain set of ready codes gets promoted into one environment but not across all at same time. Should there be separate master_dev, master_qa kind of branching or a different recommendation is advised?

[@girishph.9970]

thankyou so much . but why did you not continue a part 2 of this video ? with the topics of merge conflicts , forks etc ?

[@mohamedabdelrehem7698]

Did you find any resources for the merge conflict problem

[@-v-6587]

Thank you very much

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Thank You!

[@gt9025]

You are a lifechanger

[@HashAmit]

Hi Professor,
Could you please make a complete tutorial on GitHub with Visual Studio 2022 with all the scenario?

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[@shadsluiter]

Welcome

[@chezchezchezchez]

What about local repositories that you want to make remote?
Thanks!

[@justinbromley6817]

Goated