Git Master – Learn Git Like a Pro

Git Master is an interactive front-end website designed to teach users Git from installation to advanced usage, covering commands, workflows, and IDE integration (especially VS Code).

Features

• Interactive Learning: Step-by-step guides for Git installation on Windows, Mac, and Linux
• Visual Workflow: 3D interactive elements to represent Git workflow concepts
• Command Reference: Comprehensive guide to essential and advanced Git commands
• VS Code Integration: Instructions for using Git inside VS Code with GUI and Terminal
• Advanced Topics: Best practices, branching strategies, Git hooks, and CI/CD integration
• Responsive Design: Works on desktop, tablet, and mobile devices
• Interactive Terminal: Simulated command line environment to practice Git commands
• Git Master Terminal: Fully interactive in-browser Git simulation with learning missions
• Dark/Light Mode: Toggle between themes based on your preference

Technologies Used

• HTML5: Semantic structure and layout
• CSS3: Styling, animations, and responsive design
• JavaScript: Front-end interactivity and dynamic UI updates
• Font Awesome: Icon library for UI elements

Installation

To run Git Master locally:

1. Clone or download this repository
2. Open index.html directly in your browser, or
3. Use a local HTTP server:

Using Python 3:

python -m http.server 8000

Using Node.js (with http-server):

npx http-server

Access the website at http://localhost:8000

Project Structure

p:\Git Master\
├── index.html          # Main entry point
├── terminal.html       # Git Master Terminal page
├── README.md           # Project documentation
├── css/
│   └── style.css       # All styles and 3D effects
└── js/
    ├── main.js         # Core logic and interactivity
    └── terminal.js     # Git Master Terminal simulation engine

Website Sections

1. Homepage: Introduction with 3D Git branching visualization
2. Installation: Step-by-step guides for Windows, Mac, and Linux
3. Basic Workflow: Explanation of repository, staging, commit, branch, merge, pull, and push
4. Git Commands: Essential and advanced Git commands with examples
5. VS Code Integration: Using Git inside VS Code with panels and features
6. Advanced Features: Best practices, remote collaboration, Git hooks, and CI/CD
7. Git Master Terminal: Interactive terminal to practice Git commands with learning missions
8. FAQ/Resources: Common questions and additional learning resources

Git Master Terminal

The Git Master Terminal is a fully interactive in-browser Git simulation that allows users to practice Git commands in a safe environment. Key features include:

• Realistic terminal interface with command history
• Simulation of key Git commands with appropriate responses
• Learning missions to guide users through Git workflows
• Visual feedback and achievement tracking
• Integration with the main website's navigation

Available Commands

• git init - Initialize a new Git repository
• git status - Show repository status
• git add - Add files to staging area
• git commit - Commit staged changes
• git log - Show commit history
• git branch - List or create branches
• git checkout - Switch branches
• git merge - Merge branches
• git remote - Manage remote repositories
• git push - Push commits to remote repository
• git pull - Pull changes from remote repository

Learning Missions

The terminal includes guided learning missions to help users master Git concepts:

1. Initialize Repository
2. Create and Add File
3. Make First Commit
4. Create New Branch
5. Switch Branches
6. Merge Branches

Contributing

This project is designed as a learning resource for Git beginners. If you'd like to contribute:

1. Fork the repository
2. Create a feature branch
3. Commit your changes
4. Push to the branch
5. Create a pull request

License

This project is open source and available under the MIT License.