SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT

ENGINEER
Module 05

VERSION
CONTROL WITH
GIT AND PROJECT
IMPLEMENTATIONWEEK 05 | MODULE 05

SOFTWARE
DEVELOPMENT
ENGINEER
ASSIGNMENT 01
Understanding Git Basics

Delve into the basics of version control with Git, a distributed

version control system widely used in software
development. Git enables developers to track changes,
collaborate effectively, and manage project versions
efficiently. In this assignment, you'll explore the core
concepts of Git, including repositories, branches, commits,
and merges. Through hands-on exercises, you'll learn to
initialize a Git repository, stage and commit changes, create
and manage branches, resolve conflicts.
RESOURCES
Apna College
Complete Git and GitHub Tutorial for Beginners https://
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ez8F0nW6S-
w&ab_channel=ApnaCollege

Kunal Kushwah
Complete Git and GitHub Tutorial
https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=apGV9Kg7ics&ab_channel=KunalKushwaha
DELIVERABLES

Hand-written document

A comprehensive document summarizing Git's

key concepts, commands, and workflows,
covering topics such as repository initialization,
staging changes, committing, branching,
merging, and collaboration with remote
repositories.
For Example (It should contain the following sections):
Introduction to Version Control
A. Definition and Significance of Version Control
Systems
B. Benefits of Utilizing Version Control for Software
Development
C. Difference b/w centralized vcs and distributed
vcs
Core Concepts of Git
A. Repositories: Local and Remote
B. Working Directory: Workspace for Project Files
C. Staging Area (Index): Selecting Changes for
Commits
D. Commits: Capturing Project States with
Descriptive Messages
E. Branches: Divergent Development Paths within a
Repository
Essential Git Commands
A. Initialization: Creating a New Git Repository
B. Tracking Changes: Identifying Modified Files
C. Staging and Committing: Preparing and
Recording Changes
D. Branching: Creating and Switching Between
Development Lines
E. Merging: Integrating Changes from Different
Branches
F. Remote Repositories: Collaboration and Shared
Workspaces
Mastering Git Workflows
A. Feature Branch Workflow: Streamlined
Development and Integration
B. Gitflow Workflow: Structured Approach for
Large-Scale Projects
 Advanced Git Techniques
A. Resolving Merge Conflicts: Handling Conflicting
Changes
B. Stashing Changes: Temporarily Shelving
Uncommitted Work
C. Using Tags: Annotating Specific Project Versions

Implement Basic Version Control

Set up a Git repository, track changes, and

manage versions using Git commands.
Document the process and rationale behind your
implementation, highlighting the benefits of
version control in project management and
collaboration.
WHY

DO IT
Version Control

Gain control over your project's history and

evolution by using Git to track changes, revert to
previous versions, and collaborate seamlessly
with team members.

Collaboration

Enable smooth collaboration among team

members by sharing code, reviewing changes,
and resolving conflicts using Git's powerful
branching and merging capabilities.
Project Management

Streamline project management tasks such as feature

development, bug fixes, and release management with
Git's flexible workflows and branching strategies.

Skill Enhancement

Enhance your skillset and employability by mastering

Git, a fundamental tool used by software development
teams worldwide.
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Practice Regularly

Regular practice is key to mastering Git basics.

Experiment with different commands and workflows to
solidify your understanding. Revise your cheat sheet
regularly.

Learn by Doing

Apply Git concepts and commands in real-world

projects to reinforce your learning and gain practical
experience.
Collaborate with Peers

Collaborate with peers on Git repositories to gain

insights into collaborative workflows and best
practices.
ASSIGNMENT 02
Introduction to TypeScript

Embark on a journey to embrace TypeScript, a statically

typed superset of JavaScript that enhances developer
productivity, code quality, and maintainability. In this
assignment, you'll transition from traditional JavaScript
development to TypeScript, exploring its key features,
syntax, and benefits. You'll learn about static typing,
interfaces, classes, generics, and more, enabling you to write
safer and more scalable code.
RESOURCES
freeCodeCamp.org : Learn TypeScript - Full Tutorial
https://youtu.be/30LWjhZzg50?si=Y7unJaE8eQxzP8-x

Thapa Technical Typescript Tutorial for Beginners in Hindi

https://youtube.com/playlist?
list=PLwGdqUZWnOp0xfHQFmlL52b_6-
QZ0mnk_&si=otTvqt5LxEKz6WRz

Web Dev Simplified

How To Build Your First TypeScript Project - TODO List
Application
https://youtu.be/jBmrduvKl5w?si=L-yBdStA_9RwUrfK
DELIVERABLES

Hand-written document

A comprehensive document summarizing

TypeScript's key features, syntax, and usage.
Cover topics such as static typing, interfaces,
classes, generics, and advanced TypeScript
concepts.
For Example (It should contain the following sections):
Introduction to TypeScript
Brief overview of TypeScript as a statically typed
superset of JavaScript
Explanation of why TypeScript is used and its
advantages over plain JavaScript
Getting Started
Installation instructions for TypeScript Compiler (tsc)
Setting up a new TypeScript project
Integrating TypeScript with existing JavaScript
projects
Basic Syntax and Types
Overview of TypeScript Syntax Compared to
JavaScript
Introduction to basic data types: number, string,
boolean, null, undefined
Understanding type annotations and type inference
Static Typing
Explanation of static typing and its benefits
Declaring variable types using type annotations
Type inference: how TypeScript infers types based on
context
Interfaces
Definition and usage of interfaces in TypeScript
Creating interfaces for object shapes and contracts
Optional properties and read-only properties in
interfaces
Classes
Object-oriented programming concepts in TypeScript
Defining classes with properties and methods
Constructors and access modifiers (public, private,
protected)
Inheritance and method overriding
 Generics
Introduction to generics in TypeScript
Creating reusable components with generic types
Using generic constraints to enforce type
relationships
Advanced TypeScript Concepts
Union types and intersection types
Type aliases and type assertions
Type guards for working with unions
Understanding conditional types and mapped types

Code Migration Exercise

Convert a sample JavaScript project to TypeScript,

demonstrating the process of transitioning from
JavaScript to TypeScript.
In simple words, you must provide a step-by-step
guide demonstrating how to convert a sample
JavaScript project to TypeScript. Provide a thorough
walkthrough that illustrates the process of transitioning
from JavaScript to TypeScript, including identifying
JavaScript files to convert, installing TypeScript,
updating configuration files, adding type annotations,
handling existing code patterns, and resolving any
conversion-related issues that may arise.
WHY

DO IT
Enhanced Productivity

TypeScript's static typing and tooling support

enable developers to catch errors at compile-
time, leading to faster development cycles and
reduced debugging time.

Improved Code Quality

By adding type annotations and interfaces,

TypeScript helps enforce stricter coding
standards, leading to cleaner, more maintainable
codebases.
Better Collaboration

TypeScript's clear and explicit types improve code

readability and facilitate smoother collaboration among
team members, leading to increased productivity and
fewer misunderstandings.

Future-proofing

As JavaScript continues to evolve, TypeScript provides

a forward-looking solution by embracing modern
ECMAScript features and offering additional language
enhancements.
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Start Small

Begin by introducing TypeScript into small parts of

your codebase or new projects to familiarize yourself
with its syntax and benefits gradually.

Embrace Typing

Embrace TypeScript's static typing features by adding

type annotations to variables, function parameters, and
return types to catch errors early and improve code
clarity.
Leverage Tooling

Take advantage of TypeScript's rich ecosystem of

tools, including editors, linters, and build systems, to
streamline your development workflow and maximize
productivity.

Community Engagement

Join online communities, forums, and meetups to

connect with other TypeScript developers, share best
practices, and stay updated with the latest trends and
developments in the TypeScript ecosystem.
 Interview
Preparation and
Professional
Development

Hands-on
Project
Implementation
and Problem Agile
Solving Methodologies
and Soft Skills
Development
Version Control with
Git and Project
Implementation

Advanced Node.js
Concepts and Tools
Backend Development
with Node.js and
Databases

Javascript

Introduction to HTML
and CSS

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