What is GitSimulator?

GitSimulator is a free, interactive online tool that teaches Git and GitHub through 24 hands-on modules with a live terminal, commit graph visualizer, and quizzes. No installation or sign-up required.

Is this Git course free?

Yes, GitSimulator is completely free. All 24 modules including git commands practice, GitHub workflows, and the master quiz are available at no cost with no sign-up required.

Can beginners learn Git and GitHub here?

Absolutely. GitSimulator is designed for complete beginners. It starts with git init and staging, progresses through branching and merging, and covers advanced topics like GitHub Actions and CI/CD.

What git commands can I practice?

You can practice git init, git add, git commit, git branch, git merge, git rebase, git push, git pull, git stash, git cherry-pick, git bisect, git reflog, and many more commands in an interactive terminal.

How is GitSimulator different from other git tutorials?

Unlike traditional tutorials, GitSimulator provides a fully interactive experience with a live terminal simulator, visual commit graphs, step-by-step guided modules, and a quiz to test your knowledge — all in the browser without installing anything.

Git Worktree Tutorial — Work on Multiple Branches Simultaneously

Learn git worktree to check out multiple branches at once in separate directories. Manage parallel workstreams, hotfixes, and code reviews without stashing or switching branches.

What You'll Learn

In this interactive module you will practice:

git worktree
git worktree tutorial
git worktree add
git multiple branches
git worktree example
work on two branches at once
git worktree vs git stash
git worktree remove
git worktree list
git parallel development
git worktree command
how to use git worktree

GitSimulator provides a hands-on terminal simulator where you can type real commands and see instant output — no installation required.

What You'll Learn

All Learning Modules