Work as a team without stepping on anyone's code

What is Git, GitHub, and Collaborative Work?

Git is the fundamental tool for development teams to work on the same code without stepping on each other, without losing changes and with a complete history of who did what and why. GitHub adds the collaborative layer: pull requests, code review, issues, CI/CD, and documentation. Mastering Git and GitHub is not optional for a professional team; it is basic infrastructure.

At Q2BSTUDIO we form teams in Git and GitHub with a practical approach: not memorizing commands but understanding the mental model (commits as snapshots, branches as pointers, merge as story joining). When the model is understood, commands are deduced and problems are solved with logic rather than googling recipes.

The course covers: configuration and setup, commits with useful messages, branches (create, change, publish), merge and rebase (when to use each), step-by-step conflict resolution, pull requests, basic GitHub Actions (CI that runs tests), tags and releases, .gitignore, stash, cherry-pick and the most common errors with their solutions.

We address real workflows: Git Flow, GitHub Flow, trunk-based development and when each one is convenient according to the size of the team and the cadence of deployment. There is no universally better flow; We train the team to choose and apply the right one.

The exercises simulate real situations: parallel branches that generate conflicts, PRs with feedback, rollbacks of problematic changes, urgent hotfixes and rebases to clean up history. Participants practice in a group to experience the real collaborative dynamics.

It's not just a course for developers: product owners, QAs, and managers who review PRs or manage releases benefit from understanding the flow. We adapt depth according to profile.

We deliver command cheatsheet, flow guide and subsequent Q&A session to solve application doubts in the real project.