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30/09/2026

🚀 Git Day 10: git config

In this episode of our 100 Days of Git Series, let’s understand the git config command and why it is important when starting with Git.

🔹 What is git config?

git config is a Git command used to set and manage Git configuration settings. One of the first things we configure in Git is our username and email address.

These details help Git identify the person who creates a commit.

🔹 Configure Username

To set your username globally, use:

git config --global user.name "Your Name"

The --global option means this configuration will apply to all Git repositories on your computer.

🔹 Configure Email

To configure your email:

git config --global user.email "[email protected]"

Use the email address you want to associate with your Git commits.

🔹 Check Your Configuration

You can verify your username and email using:

git config --global user.name
git config --global user.email

To view all Git configurations:

git config --list
🧠 Simple Example

Think of Git configuration like creating your identity card for Git. Whenever you make a commit, Git uses the configured name and email to record who made that change.

📌 Key Takeaway

Before working with Git repositories and creating commits, configuring your identity is an important initial step. The git config command makes this configuration possible.

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29/09/2026

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25/09/2026

🚀 Day 9 – Git Configuration
🔹 What is Git Configuration?

Git Configuration ante Git ni mana requirements ki according ga basic settings and user details tho setup cheyyadam.

Main ga Git lo username and email configure chestham. Manam commits chesinappudu, aa commit evaru chesaro identify cheyyadaniki ee details use avuthayi.

🔹 1. Configure Username

Git Bash open chesi:

git config --global user.name "Your Name"
🔹 2. Configure Email
git config --global user.email "[email protected]"

--global use chesthe ee configuration system-wide Git configuration ga apply avuthundi.

🔹 3. Check Username
git config --global user.name

Output:

Your Name
🔹 4. Check Email
git config --global user.email

Output:

[email protected]
💡 Why Git Configuration?

Git commits ki author identity associate cheyyadaniki username and email important.

🧠 In Simple Words

Git Configuration = Git ni use cheyyadaniki required basic settings ni configure cheyyadam.

Install Git → Configure Username & Email → Verify Configuration → Start Using Git

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23/09/2026

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21/09/2026

🚀 100 Days of Git – Day 8: Installing Git

Starting your Git journey is not just about knowing commands — first, you need to get Git installed and ready on your system. 💻

In Day 8, we’re covering the practical steps to install Git on Windows and verify that the installation is working correctly.

🔹 How to Install Git on Windows?

1️⃣ Visit git-scm.com
2️⃣ Download the Git for Windows installer.
3️⃣ Open the installer and follow the setup wizard.
4️⃣ For most users, the default installation options are sufficient.
5️⃣ Git Bash will also be installed along with Git.
6️⃣ Once installation is complete, open Git Bash or Command Prompt.
7️⃣ Run:

git --version

If Git displays a version number, your installation is successfully completed. ✅

💡 Why Git Bash?

Git Bash provides a terminal environment where you can use Git commands directly and work with your repositories using command-line tools. It becomes especially useful as you move into branching, merging, remote repositories, and real-world DevOps workflows.

🧠 In Simple Words

Download Git → Install Git → Open Git Bash → Run git --version → Start using Git.

This is the foundation before moving into practical Git commands and repository management.

Next, we’ll move deeper into Git configuration and learn how to set up Git properly before starting our hands-on repository workflow.

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18/09/2026

🚀 Git Learning Series – Day 7
❓ How Does Git Work?

Git is a Distributed Version Control System that tracks changes made to your project files and maintains their history. It allows developers to work safely, understand what changed, and collaborate with others.

When you create or modify a file, the change first exists in the Working Directory. This is the actual folder where your project files are stored.

When you're ready to select the changes you want to save, you use:

git add .

The selected changes move to the Staging Area. Think of staging as preparing specific changes for the next save point.

Next, you create a commit:

git commit -m "Update application"

Git records the staged changes as a commit in the Local Repository. Each commit becomes part of your project's history and can be inspected later.

If you want to share those commits with your team, you send them to a Remote Repository such as GitHub or GitLab:

git push
🧠 Git Workflow

Working Directory → Staging Area → Local Repository → Remote Repository

📌 Working Directory: Where you make changes
📌 Staging Area: Where you prepare selected changes
📌 Local Repository: Where your commits and project history are stored
📌 Remote Repository: Where you share commits with your team

💡 Important

Git does not automatically send every change to GitHub. You normally need to stage the changes, commit them, and then push the commits.

For example:

git add .
git commit -m "Add new feature"
git push

These three commands represent the basic process of selecting changes → recording changes → sharing changes.

📌 In Simple Words

Git acts like a history tracker for your code. You make changes, select what you want to save, create a commit, and push it to a remote repository when you need to collaborate.

🔑 Key Takeaways

✅ Git tracks project changes
✅ git add → Stage changes
✅ git commit → Record changes
✅ git push → Share commits remotely
✅ Git maintains project history for version control

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16/09/2026

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15/09/2026

🚀 100 Days of Git – Day 4
Centralized vs Distributed Version Control

Version Control Systems help developers track, manage, and collaborate on project changes. Based on how the repository is stored and accessed, Version Control is mainly Centralized or Distributed.

🏢 Centralized Version Control (CVCS)

In a Centralized system, one central repository/server stores the project and its history.

Flow: Developer → Central Server ← Developer

The main disadvantage is server dependency. If the server is unavailable, access to the repository can be affected.

Examples: SVN and Perforce.

🌐 Distributed Version Control (DVCS)

In a Distributed system, every developer gets a complete copy of the repository, including its history.

Developers can commit, check history, compare changes, and work locally.

Flow: Developer → Local Repository ↔ Remote Repository

Git follows the Distributed Version Control approach.

Developers can continue working locally and synchronize changes later.

⚡ Centralized vs Distributed

Centralized: One central repository and server dependency.

Distributed: Complete repository and history for each developer.

💡 In Simple Words

Centralized = One main repository for everyone.

Distributed = Everyone has a complete repository copy.

👉 Git is a Distributed Version Control System (DVCS) because each developer can have the complete repository and its history locally.

🔥 Key Takeaway

Centralized systems depend on one main server, while distributed systems give developers a complete local repository. This lets Git work locally and support team collaboration.

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12/09/2026

🚀 100 Days of Git – Day 3
❓ What is Version Control?

Version Control is a system that records changes made to files and source code over time. It helps developers track what changed, when it changed, and who made the change.

Imagine you are working on a project. Today you

create Version 1. Tomorrow you modify the code and create Version 2. Later, another change creates Version 3. Without Version Control, managing these versions manually can become confusing.

You may end up with files like project-final, project-final-new, and project-final-latest. 😵

🔥 Why is Version Control important?

✅ Tracks every important change
✅ Maintains project history
✅ Helps recover previous versions
✅ Makes collaboration easier
✅ Helps identify who changed what
✅ Reduces the risk of losing important code

📌 How does it work?

When a developer makes changes, the Version Control System records those changes. Over time, multiple versions are maintained, creating a complete history of the project.

There are different types of Version Control systems. Some use a central server to manage the project, while others allow developers to have a complete copy of the repository.

Git is a Distributed Version Control System. That means every developer can have a complete copy of the repository and its history, making collaboration and working with project versions much easier.

💡 In Simple Words

Version Control is like a history book for your project. 📚 It keeps track of changes so you can understand, compare, manage, and recover different versions of your code.

In the next topic, we’ll understand the difference between Centralized and Distributed Version Control and why Git follows the distributed approach.

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