Hey Colt, it's been a while, excited to see you posting courses again. Hope you're doing well :)

Finally he got his KZread password 😂

The Return of the King

Hi Colt, I'm currently taking your Git course and it is great, I want to point that I love your slides so far, they are concise and beautiful. I think they help a lot to improve my learing. Thank you!

The first thing I did when I woke up today is checked my email, found Udemy's notification about your new GIT course and I immediately bought the course. I had no plans of learning GIT, but I just love the way you teach, its amazing. And its my fourth course by you. I have learned a lot from your courses. BIG BIG THANKS!!

Your new git course is great I just purchased it yesterday. I'm familiar with the simple use cases for git but this course really takes git to another level for me.

Hey colt , Thanks for all the courses . I started web development with your course on udemy and ever since loved development and coding . Haven't had an instructor on udemy who actually responds to queries and helps out . Just wantrd to thank you for the amazing course you put out there for new engineers

Best git merge vs git rebase explanation I have found on YT!

Welcome back Colt. You have a very special place in my heart. You helped me to jump start my career with your great courses.

Thank you so much for this video. I've checked a handful of websites and videos about these two and still had no idea what I was doing. You made this very easy to follow

Hey Colt, always very excited when you release new stuff! I think you're one of the most invaluable content creator.🙏🙏

This is the clearest explanation of the two commands I have seen on YT. Thank you!!

Happy to see you posting a new video! If possible, please continue to post more videos. We missed you. Hope you are well and safe!

Thank you so much for this video! I was a little bit lost on which command use to merge two branches and as you said, rebase can be a little scary. This video cleared all my doubts. Again, thank you so much!

Thankyou for being active and uploading new videos for us ✨ I'll definitely watch it.

Such a helpful video! I was struggling for the explanation from a long time now. Couldn't understand from other resources! Thanks a lot! :)

My man with a new video. It's good to see you're finally back. Cheers!

Thank you for the git course... Love your courses and tutorials Colt 🙂🙂🙂

Wow! A really superb video that simplifies a complex and confusing topic. Well done!!!

Welcome back, we've been missing u. Thanks for the course, already bought it

Best explanation I have seen on KZread. Thanks for putting this out here!

For last month I’ve been watching your developer Bootcamp on Udemy and it’s great. Thank you)

Hey Colt! Currently restarted your Udemy Web Developer Bootcamp and saw that you had it updated for free. Thank you for that. You could have totally made a whole new course and charged separately (which still would be fine to do), but you didn't. So cheers!

Great description, would love to buy the course when it goes back around 9.99!

This is one of the better treatments of Git Rebase (that I have seen). Perhaps it is so well done that it can accomplish the goal of demystifying rebase for most people to embrace it instead of maintaining a position why they don't believe in it.

I am a simple guy, I see Colt's courses, I buy them. I owe my livelihood to his simple explanations and great tutorials.

Bought the course already,Thank you colt. Can we expect any typescript course in near future?

Was it just me, or did someone also felt that Colt is a fan of Marvel's WandaVision @ 7:25. Sorry, but just couldn't stop thinking this haha. Jokes apart, big fan of your work since 2016 :)

The visuals are crucial, thank you!

This is such a good tutorial! Thank you for this amazingly clear explanation.

Watched multiple videos around Rebase vs Merge. Definitely would love to buy git course on Udemy soon. Thanks Colt

I just love the approach and explanations. Thanks for the video!!!!

Great video! Nicely explained. Nice figures. Good wrap up.

Hello Colt, it's really nice having you as a teacher, you are amazing. Please Colt I would love to know if you are planning on making an update on your advanced web dev bootcamp, please I would love a reply tothis as I want to get the course to finish up my web dev to-learns.

What a gem! Colti, please update your React Course. Much love x x

Hey Colt how are you doing , glad that you are back to relishing videos on youtube 😊, congrats on your web developer bootcamp course on udemy 👍😍

Hey, So i haven't yet finished the whole video, but maaan, this was the best video i have seen about merge vs rebase. Not just that, but the explanation alone is great, very good job.

Great video, thanks and welcome back!

the best instructor - bought the course on udemy. thank you Colt.

Very helpful video and excellent represntation. Easy to understand. Thank you very much🙂

Straightforward, simple, understandable. Thanks.

The explanation is awesome. Great work :)

great video - nicely fluent and paced. Would have loved the font a bit bigger in Kraken.

Thank you ... This is the best rebasing explanation so far

Awesome video Colt! I'm about to finish the web development bootcamp and its being amazing, you made me love web development! Thanks for the fantastic work!

Best video on Git I have seen so far on KZread.

Great video, i 'm gonna add your course on my udemy wish list ! Thank you for this awesome explanation :)

Great video! Really well explained. Thanks a lot.

Very useful explanation of these two similar techniques. 👍

the best video about the topic on KZread

very clear explanation of the difference between merging or rebasing .. +++ Thanks for sharing

My problem with rebasing is that the high volume rapid changes by multiple developers that make merge history muddled, are exactly the same kind of high volume rapid changes that make rebase a nightmare of there being an uncomfortably high likelihood someone has starting working off a commit that the rebase will disappear, making an awkward mess of things. The set of situations where rebase is useful but not dangerous are usually limited towards cleaning up a solo project or lower velocity small collab with one perpetually slow dev, vs addressing a swarm of parallel dev team work. Imho. Edit: also this tutorial and explanation were extremely well done. I am about to explore the course to see if I should recommend it to my teams newer devs for their next invest in yourself learning day. Great pacing, great visual diagrams.

Just bought the course. I look forward to hitting it hard.

I LOVE your videos! They're super clear. 18:50 - "don't rewrite history that other people have" Does that mean I shouldn't push a branch up if I plan to rebase it when I'm done?

@ajjitsabat9786

2 жыл бұрын

you can still push but then after rebase you have to force push again but make sure no one else is working on the same branch

any new courses coming up? btw your presentations have super awesome designs as always

Thank you for that great tutorial...I learned a lot!!

The image @ 12:00, illustrating a Rebase, is confusing because the bottom chain is labelled with both "Master" and "Feature". It would be clearer if that page showed the status of (before and after of) the master branch (ie it stays the same), and (the before and after of) the feature branch, ie its base is changed, but the commits between the tip and the base stay the same (like your excellent audio commentary says)

Resetting master to undo merges is a nice way to demonstrate that the same effect can be achieved with rebasing. But (unless I am mistaken), you can't similarly undo a rebase. In a trivial example with no conflicts, that isn't a big deal. But if a merge gets really messy, you may not have the information needed to redo it and compare the results (unless maybe it is in the reflog).

I've never really understood what the rebase command meant, until now 😄 thank you

The best explanation, thank you!

A nice and clear explanation.

Very good explanation. Gonna keep an eye for you course. Gold material here.

Thank you this one is the best clearest.

nice vid. and I see you are using new git command like switch instead of checkout. Now I am trying to use new command in order to separate the purpose. that's cool man

Hey Steele how are you doing? Loving your beginners web dev course. I'm 14w

super cool way of teaching, keep it up. 🙂

I like this explanation so much

It was very clear, thanks !

Well explained. Thanks!

Will you do a tutorial on neovim and all the amazing plugins? I see people using it and it looks awesome.

It's good to see you again.

Loved the video, bought the udemy course :D

Very goood explanation. thanks

Great teaching!

Yay! You switched to vscode! ❤

After messing up so many times here i am solving everything on my own.

Glad to see you again

Colt, we missed you!

reaaally good explanation

Sir, when you launch the Machine Learning course on udemy? I'm waiting for this course for a long time.

Good explanation 👍

Awesome. Thank you so much.

Can't believe he gave away the course for free!!

its a fortune to watch this video for free, thank you!

Best explanation out there

Great explanation

Best freakin explanation, thanks

Thanks a lot for your courses man! Could u make React Native course also!!!

I bought it ... on section 4 already :)

how about git pull origin master/main whats the difference between this and rebase? Thanks for the tutorial, Colt!

Hey colt, are you doing to redo the advanced web developer Bootcamp?

great stuff!

damn, I missed the sale. I'm gonna buy it as soon as It goes in sale again.

nice chickens. we need now more Blue in your courses!

14:53 wait, how's that prompt set up at the end of command line? and what happens when u enter a long or multiline command?

Bro, did you forget your youtube account password or something?

Already got it, the moment I got the email ;)

Good stuff!

Great explanation. I find that in a small team, where any feature usually only has one owner rebasing by default is usually fine. One thing: given Github's move to use `main` as the default branch to avoid any negative connotations, is this something you're planning to embrace going forward?

@TokyoXtreme

2 жыл бұрын

It’s getting tricky to master one’s craft when the terminology changes arbitrarily.

Colt, create a WebAR course on Udemy. There's a lack of AR courses, so you should break it! Or if AR apps, do with React Native. There's high demand!