A distributed revision control and source code management system with an emphasis on speed.
- Complete Treehouse's Git Basics
- Try Git
- Complete the levels 1, 2 and 3 from "the Introduction Sequence" of Git Branching interactive tutorial
- Watch the Normal Workflow gitcast
- Initialize a repository.
- Clone a repository.
- Ignore files.
- Add a file to staging.
- Unstage a file.
- Check status.
- View a diff.
- Create a commit.
- Push to origin.
- Pull remote changes locally.
- Resolve a conflict.
- Create a branch.
- Merge a branch into master.
- Push to a remote branch.
- Rebase origin/master into a branch.
- Watch the Distributed Workflow gitcast
- Read Chapter 3 of Pro Git
- Read gitready articles that interest you
- Add a remote.
- Amend a commit.
- Show a commit by SHA hash.
- Stash changes.
- Squash commits.
- Create a tag.
- Cherry pick commits.
- Reorder commits.
- Keep either file in merge conflicts.
- Restore lost commits.
- Visualize commits differently using git log flags.
- Visualize changes differently using git diff flags.