Git & GitHub Roadmap
Welcome to the Git & GitHub roadmap — a step-by-step guide to help you master version control, collaboration, and open-source contributions. This roadmap is designed for beginners, intermediate, and advanced developers, and will guide you through all the key skills you need to succeed.
Beginner Level
Start with the basics to build a strong foundation.
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Introduction to Git & GitHub
Route:/tutorial/git/introduction
Learn what version control is, why Git exists, and how GitHub works. -
Git Basics
Route:/tutorial/git/basics- Create repositories (
git init) - Track changes (
git add,git commit) - View commit history (
git log) - Ignore files (
.gitignore)
- Create repositories (
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Git Workflow Overview
- Working Directory → Staging Area → Repository
- Basic commands:
git add,git commit,git push
Intermediate Level
Expand your skills with branching, remotes, and collaboration.
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Branching & Merging
Route:/tutorial/git/branching-merging- Create, switch, and delete branches
- Merge branches and resolve conflicts
- Visualize branches with
git log --graph
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Working with Remote Repositories
Route:/tutorial/git/remotes- Clone repositories
- Push and pull changes
- Sync forked repositories
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Undoing Changes & Troubleshooting
Route:/tutorial/git/undo- Undo commits (
git reset,git revert) - Discard changes (
git restore) - Use stash for temporary work
- Undo commits (
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Collaborating on GitHub
Route:/tutorial/github/collaboration- Issues & discussions
- Pull requests & code reviews
- Project boards
Advanced Level
Master advanced Git concepts, automation, and open-source contributions.
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Git Advanced Concepts
Route:/tutorial/git/advanced- Rebasing & cherry-picking
- Tagging versions
- Git hooks & submodules
- Recovering deleted commits (
git reflog)
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GitHub Security & Authentication
Route:/tutorial/github/security- SSH keys, HTTPS, personal access tokens
- Two-factor authentication
- Managing private vs public repositories
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GitHub Actions & Automation
Route:/tutorial/github-actions- Automate builds, tests, and deployments
- YAML workflow basics
- GitHub Pages deployment example
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Open Source Contribution Guide
Route:/tutorial/github/open-source- Find projects to contribute
- Fork → Clone → Branch → Commit → Pull Request workflow
- Good first issues and contribution etiquette
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Integrations & Tools
Route:/tutorial/github/integrations- VS Code, GitHub Desktop, Git GUI clients
- GitHub CLI and IDE integrations
Real-World Projects
After completing the roadmap, practice your skills with real-world projects:
- Create a personal portfolio using GitHub Pages
- Host documentation with Docusaurus + GitHub Pages
- Set up team workflows with multiple collaborators
- Automate CI/CD pipelines with GitHub Actions
Routes: /tutorial/github/projects
Additional Resources
Roadmap Summary
| Level | Topics |
|---|---|
| Beginner | Introduction, Git Basics, Workflow |
| Intermediate | Branching & Merging, Remotes, Undoing Changes, Collaboration |
| Advanced | Advanced Git, Security, GitHub Actions, Open Source, Integrations |
| Practice | Real-world projects and automation |
Follow this roadmap step by step, and you’ll become a proficient Git & GitHub user capable of managing projects, collaborating with teams, and contributing to open-source communities.