Stop fearing
git rebase
for good.
Version control as a second language — for developers who learned four commands and panic when something breaks.
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They were exactly
where you are now.
Three developers. Three different starting points. The same quiet confidence on the other side.
Priya Nair
Bootcamp grad → Junior Frontend Dev · Austin, TX
Priya finished her bootcamp on a Friday and started her first real job the following Monday. She knew `git add .` and `git commit -m "stuff"`. On day three, she accidentally force-pushed to main. She found Branch during a 45-minute nap window on a Tuesday afternoon.
Submitted her first solo pull request without asking for help.
Marcus Webb
Career switcher → Mid-level Backend Dev · Chicago, IL
Marcus spent 11 years in logistics before teaching himself to code on lunch breaks and weekends. He had the fundamentals — arrays, functions, async/await — but git still felt like a foreign language spoken by people who had never had to be anywhere else by 5:30pm. He needed something dense, honest, and fast.
Led his team's first interactive rebase session. His manager noticed.
Saoirse O'Brien
Self-taught parent → Senior Dev candidate · Dublin, Ireland
Saoirse codes between bedtime stories and early mornings before the house wakes up. She had been writing production code for two years but still felt a low hum of dread every time a rebase went sideways. She didn't need theory — she needed to trust her own hands.
Rewrote her team's entire git workflow documentation. Got promoted three months later.
12 modules.
Zero hand-waving.
Each module is dense, honest, and built around the exact moments developers get stuck.
Your First Real Commit
What git actually stores. Staging area demystified. Writing messages your future self will thank you for.
Branches Are Cheap
Creating, switching, naming. Why you should branch for everything, even a one-line fix.
The Merge Moment
Fast-forward vs three-way merges. Reading a conflict marker without panicking.
Undoing Things Safely
git reset vs git revert vs git restore. The difference between soft, mixed, and hard. How to not lose work.
Remote Workflows
fetch vs pull. push --force-with-lease. Upstream tracking. Working with a team without stepping on toes.
Stash Like a Pro
Saving work mid-task. Named stashes. Stash apply vs pop. Stashing untracked files.
Rebase Fundamentals
What rebase actually does to history. Linear vs merge commits. When to rebase, when to merge.
Interactive Rebase
squash, fixup, reword, drop. Rewriting history responsibly. Cleaning up before a pull request.
Cherry-Pick & Patch
Applying specific commits across branches. Creating and applying patches. The right time to cherry-pick.
Reflog: Your Safety Net
Finding lost commits. Recovering from bad rebases. The reflog as your undo history.
Team Git Conventions
Branch naming strategies. Commit message standards. PR workflows. Protecting main.
The Git Object Model
Blobs, trees, commits, tags. How git stores data. Why this mental model makes everything click.
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- ✓First 3 modules (Commits, Branches, Merges)
- ✓Terminal exercises
- ✓Community Discord access
- —Advanced modules (4–12)
- —Completion certificate
- —Office hours
Full Course
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- ✓All 12 modules
- ✓Interactive terminal sandbox
- ✓Completion certificate
- ✓Lifetime access & updates
- ✓Private Discord channel
- ✓2 office hours sessions
Team
For teams who want to speak the same git language.
- ✓All 12 modules · 5 seats
- ✓Team progress dashboard
- ✓Custom git workflow workshop
- ✓Slack integration
- ✓Priority support
Your first commit
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No card. No spam. Just your first three lessons on commits, branches, and merges — ready when the kids are asleep.
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