Understanding Git - Good references
Understanding Git - Good references
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Git is getting more and more popular these days. Most open source projects have moved to GIT and the ones that didn't yet are in the process of doing it. Github itself is a great place to share your code and collaborate with other people!
Git is great but can be tricky at the beginning.
There are a few things you need to get your head around , there are new concepts and "jumping" to the command section without reading the introduction is not always a good idea, you'll have to go back to it.
The one thing that really helped me was these two videos here that I would strongly recommend you to watch. I am the kind of guy that is suffering to sit at the chair watching a video for 2 hours but if you are struggling with GIT this is worth it.
Also another great resource is think like a git
Once you are more familiar with the concepts (you can just jump to the command section) other good references are
- git community book,
- gitref,
- everyday git
- guide on stackoverflow
- Git questions on stackoverflow sorted by votes
From http://www.devinprogress.info/2011/10/understanding-git-good-references.html
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