I released an update to one of my Pluralsight courses: Git for Visual Studio Developers. It now includes two new modules covering Pull Requests and CodeLens.
Since the course was initially released in December of 2013, Microsoft released updates to TFS 2013 and they continue to update Visual Studio Online frequently (usually every 3 weeks). These updates add some very important Git-related functionality that was not covered by the course.
The two new new modules include:
1. Pull Request
This module introduces you to Pull Requests using Git. I take you through the process of doing a code review before code is merged to a development branch. After the introduction, you will be taken through a demo of changes made locally by a developer, pushed to a feature branch, and then show you the process of accepting and rejecting and pull request.
2. CodeLens for Git
You will be introduced to CodeLens indicators with a demo that shows you how to use these indicators to find information about your code. You will be presented with the different indicators available: Author, changes, work items, and more. This is one of my favorite features of VS Ultimate.
You can access the course here: http://www.pluralsight.com/courses/git-visual-studio-developers