Begin your journey into the world of Git and GitHub with this comprehensive hands-on manual designed for complete beginners. This book demystifies the complexities of version control and remote collaboration using Git and GitHub, breaking them down into accessible, step-by-step chapters that ensure you grasp the fundamental concepts needed to manage your coding projects efficiently. Version Control System (VCS) is one of the most critical tools for coding and digital application development. Git is the most commonly used version control system, created by Linus Torvalds in 2005 for the development of the Linux kernel. GitHub is one of the most popular Remote Repository services based on the Git platform. In this course, we'll explain how to use Git as a version control system and how to collaborate with other developers on GitHub. Git and GitHub are often explained together, however, they are different things. Git is a version control system while GitHub is a repository service provided by GitHub, Inc. Typically, remote repository services also offer task management features besides collaborative coding features. For example, GitHub provides Git Issues that allow you to input tasks and share them with your team. GitHub or other remote repository services can also integrate with other services for workflow automation. This guide not only introduces you to the essentials of Git and GitHub but also equips you with the knowledge to effectively plan, implement, and manage your software development projects.