Here's the Sourcetree tutorial I did and published over on TheServerSide: www.theserverside.com/blog/Coffee-Talk-Java-News-Stories-and-Opinions/sourcetree-tutorial-bitbucket-git-course-branch-merge-conflict-install-download-rebase-reset
This will go down as the greatest compliment I have ever received in my life! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. I'll make sure to add some happy little trees in my next video to really nail the combo!
gosh! you just save me on my job.. nobody was able to explain sourcetree in such clearly way to me on my job, and I was pretty confused about all the merge stuffs my coworkers was doing.. also, there's a lot of different branches where I'm working and that was just crazy to understand with no good explanations lol Now I just understand how the sourcetree and the merges works, Thanks a lot !!!
Meh. You saved yourself. Being awesome means knowing how to find answers to your questions. All the praise goes to you! This Git and Sourcetree tutorial covered a lot of advanced topics quickly. If you got past the branch and merge stuff, you're well on your way to becoming a Git expert!
Thanks for the kind words! Lots of smarter and more handsome people out there getting way more views than me. But I'm glad you enjoyed my approach to teaching Sourcetree and Bitbucket!
After working with SourceTree for a few years, you explained some of the "features" that I felt were to dangerous to try with my live projects. Knowing that you know what "federalism" is, gives away your Canadian roots. Subscribed!
Honestly, my videos move fast and aren't great for absolute beginners. If you found value in this you've already got a pretty good head on your shoulders. This video covers some advanced stuff that would leave a newbie spinning. If you were able to keep up, I grant you expert status!
SourceTree was confusing for me as I'm new to it. This is a great Tutorial and I've come across luckily and it helped understanding it in a simpler way. Thank you so much! Very well Explained!!
@@cameronmcnz yes! As a fresher working with this stuff is scarier than my actual tasks! I'm gonna take my own sweet time and carefully learn these things and fix them in my head. You're an Angel
One of my most popular tutorials is actually setting up a remote to add a local project to a BitBucket/GitHub/GitLab server. Similarly with git stash! It's always always a challenge to decide which concepts to cover in an introductory tutorial. You want there to be a lot of substance, but at the same time you don't want to overwhelm someone new to Git, SourceTree and Bitbucket. Good suggestions though. I might add those next time. I'm not sure I did rebase and squashes here? That's another topic I sometimes do and other times avoid. Important topics, but potentially overwhelming.
Thanks for the kind words! Honestly, I really enjoyed putting together this sourcetree and bitbucket tutorial. Sourcetree really makes Git a lot easier to work with.
Honestly, this was one of the most fun videos to make. SourceTree and GitKraken are two pretty awesome Git Gui tools. Thanks for the kind words, and thanks for watching!
It's funny but I struggle with that. On the one hand, I feel I should start with more of a preview and overview. On the other hand, I personally really like tutorials where they just jump into it and get going. Maybe I assume people watching this tutorial have poked around in the tool a bit, whereas that might not actually be the case. I'm doing more tutorials on GitHub and GitLab and BitBucket. I'll experiment with your suggestion and do a bit more groundwork at the start.
Thanks for watching! I really enjoyed doing this tutorial with Git and Sourcetree. A very cool tool that can speed you up and keep your Git repos honest. I've got a 2 hour Git and Bitbucket video coming out today or tomorrow. Stay tuned!
Nice tutorial, I have a question though. Upon cloning a repository into Visual Studio Community do you need to set up parameters to be able to maintain the repository at Bitbucket ? Or can can anybody who clones be able to update the repository ?
I can hardly get anyone to watch my free videos on RU-vid. Not sure if I'd kill it on Udemy. Thanks for the support and kind words though! I'm constantly creating new, free content here and writing for theserverside.com What other topics are you interested int?
Once question I have...If I start a local repo, and then decide I want it under Bitbucket. How would I do that? How do I put it under Bitbucket without loosing any change history?
You'll want to do a git remote add origin. I talk about a 'cheat' method in this video, and honestly, that's the easiest way to do it if you're the only one working on the repo. Instead of git remote add origin, you just create the repo in bitbucket, clone the repo, then copy your files into the repo folder, git add ., git commit -m "first commit" and then a git push. Super easy! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-jq1ROBgmEzw.html
Why not simply allow the users to drag and drop their files and be done with it? Nothing is plug and play anymore. It has to be unnecessarily complicated
@@sanjaybhan1585 Time stamp away! And I'm super-happy to hear you're enjoying the tutorial. I had a lot of fun putting this Git and SourceTree tutorial together!
