Git Graph: the easiest way to start using git

We're covering all the topics in git that you'll need to be comfortable using it, from software installs to the terminology of git, to what branches really are and why they're so helpful.

This will show you a simple way to use git without needing to memorize command line arguments. It's the way I use it in my personal and professional life. This tutorial's meant to make git understandable and user-friendly - the way it should be, and the way it's never seemed to be.

Software Downloads:

Visual Studio Code - https://code.visualstudio.com/download
git - https://git-scm.com/downloads

Video timestamps:

0:00 - intro
0:34 - software installs
3:24 - secure github / gitlab
6:08 - git terms
8:00 - using git without commands

Code examples:

index.html - https://gitlab.com/ryanlogsdon/pendulum/-/blob/main/index.html

sketch (empty canvas) - https://gitlab.com/ryanlogsdon/pendulum/-/blob/91e43f55d9a202b12c0fd379ffefc3a4c888e766/sketch.js

sketch (static pendulum) - https://gitlab.com/ryanlogsdon/pendulum/-/blob/c4b3e08a3c1f350820f38aa83eafe50b6f7aba4f/sketch.js

sketch (swinging pendulum) - https://gitlab.com/ryanlogsdon/pendulum/-/blob/00cfd7184f9b8e0e19daf4e37bfd106791874c39/sketch.js

sketch (multiple pendulums) - https://gitlab.com/ryanlogsdon/pendulum/-/blob/4e8f1b8695d72f421bb92f586af9e0b352786cf2/sketch.js