Integrating Git

The video tutorial covers the basics of using Git for version control. It starts with initializing a Git repository in a project and explains the importance of doing so from the root directory. The tutorial then delves into understanding what a Git repository is, both locally and remotely, and how GitHub and Heroku are used for code backup. It demonstrates using essential Git commands like git status, git add, and git commit to track changes. The video also explains how to use a .gitignore file to exclude certain directories, such as node_modules, from version control. Finally, a practical challenge is presented to apply the learned concepts to a Notes app.

Explain the difference between local and remote repositories in Git.

What does it mean when files are shown in green in Visual Studio Code after initializing a Git project?

How do you create a commit in Git, and what should the commit message include?

What happens to files after they are committed in Git?