Git in VS Code

VS Code is the editor most teams use, and its Git support is good enough that many people never open a terminal. This section covers all of it, with one habit running through: every button is a command, and each lesson names the command it runs.

That is not pedantry. It is what lets you follow a colleague's terminal instructions in the interface, and search for an answer when something goes wrong, since almost every answer on the internet is written in commands.

Before you start: Section 5 and Section 6. You do not need to be fluent in the terminal, but knowing what add, commit, push and pull mean makes this section much shorter.