Complete Git Guide: Understand and Master Git and GitHub - Installing SourceTree

The video tutorial introduces SourceTree, a free Git interface available for Mac and Windows. It guides viewers through downloading and installing SourceTree, creating a Bitbucket account, and configuring SourceTree to work with Bitbucket. The tutorial also covers managing repositories within SourceTree, including adding a project and viewing commit history.

What is SourceTree primarily used for?

• Managing Git repositories

• Creating websites

• Designing graphics

• Editing videos

Which company provides SourceTree?

• Microsoft

• Apple

• Google

• Atlassian

What is required to use SourceTree with Bitbucket?

• A Google account

• A Microsoft account

• A GitHub account

• A Bitbucket account

What should you do after creating a Bitbucket account?

• Create a new repository

• Install Git

• Verify your email address

• Download SourceTree again

What is the first step to add a local project to SourceTree?

• Create a new branch

• Drag the project folder into SourceTree

• Push to remote repository

• Commit changes