Learn the essential Git commands every developer needs! In this beginner-friendly tutorial, I'll show you exactly how to use git add, git commit, and git push to save your code and upload it to GitHub. I'll show you the commands you'll use 90% of the time as a developer and walk you through pushing your very first project to GitHub. No fluff, just the essential workflow. 🎬 PART 1 (Install Git): ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - Introduction 0:29 - The Git Universe in One Image (Visual Explanation) 0:43 - Working Directory, Staging Area, Local & Remote Repos 1:17 - Creating Your Project Folder 1:44 - Setting Up VS Code Terminal 1:50 - git config (color coding setup) 2:09 - Creating Your First File 2:14 - git status & "fatal: not a git repository" 2:26 - git init (Turn on the surveillance camera) 2:53 - git add (Pack the moving box) 3:11 - git commit (Tape the box & label it) 3:33 - git log (View your history) 3:51 - Making Changes & git diff 4:39 - Second Commit (The workflow cycle) 5:09 - Why You Need GitHub (Laptop in a river scenario) 5:27 - Creating a GitHub Account 6:00 - Creating Your First Repository 6:44 - git remote add origin 7:02 - git branch -M main 7:07 - git push -u origin main 7:16 - GitHub Authentication (Browser sign-in) 7:50 - Success! Your Code is on GitHub 8:02 - Recap: The Complete Git Lifecycle 📦 THE GIT WORKFLOW (Memorize This): Working Directory → Staging Area → Local Commit → Remote Push 🧠 ANALOGIES USED: - Staging = Packing a moving box - Commit = Taping the box shut & labeling it - GitHub = Storage unit across town - git init = Turning on the surveillance camera 💡 PRO TIPS FROM THIS VIDEO: - Use "git config --global auto" for readable output - Treat your GitHub username like a business card - Always use descriptive commit messages - Use "git log --oneline" for cleaner history view 🛠️ COMMANDS COVERED: git config --global auto git init git status git add {filename} git add . git commit -m "message" git log git log --oneline git diff git remote add origin {url} git branch -M main git push -u origin main 👉 SUBSCRIBE for more beginner-friendly tutorials: @LiteAILab?sub_confirmation=1 #Git #GitHub #GitTutorial #GitForBeginners #GitPush #LearnToCode #Programming #CodingTutorial #VSCode #VersionControl #GitCommands #WebDevelopment #Developer #GitWorkflow #FirstGitHubRepo