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As I promised in the previous newsletter, we have published the Git for DevOps course. Unlike most of our courses, this one has more theory than hands-on. We did that deliberately, as many Git courses out there only explain commands, not the underlying concepts. And that creates a knowledge gap.
This course is for beginners and details the absolute essential concepts of git. Later, we plan to create another course that focuses more on advanced topics with a focus on real world use cases and best practices.
Next week we should see some chapters of 'Automation with Systemd' course.
Mead Naji
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