Open-source curriculum teaches version control principles, suggesting easy adaptation for educators and learners.
git-unlocked is an open-source modular curriculum for teaching Git and version control principles. The repository comprises 202 files organised across 11 thematic sections, covering topics from repository initialisation and branching strategies through to collaborative workflows and conflict resolution. Released under the MIT licence, it is designed to be freely reused, forked and extended by educators and self-directed learners.
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