Shaumik Daityari - Jump Start Git
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Get a Jump Start on version control with Git today!
Most engineers we meet prefer Git over other distributed version control systems.
These systems let you store different versions of project files and directories, so you can roll back to an earlier one if something goes wrong. And since theyre distributed, they smooth the path for dev team collaboration.
But what is it about Git that makes it mission-critical on so many web projects?
Spend just one weekend with this hands-on tutorial, and youll know the answer.
- Understand Gits core philosophy.
- Get started with Git: install it, learn the basic commands, and set up your first project.
- Work with Git as part of a collaborative team.
- Use Gits debugging tools for maximum debug efficiency.
- Take control with Gits advanced features: reflog, rebase, stash, and more.
- Use Git with cloud-based Git repository host services like Github and Bitbucket.
- See how Gits used effectively on large open-source projects.
Git was created by Linus Torvalds, who invented Linux, so it comes with the best credentials. What are you waiting for? Get a jump start on Git today.
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Jump Start Git
by Shaumik Daityari
Copyright 2015 SitePoint Pty. Ltd.
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Published by SitePoint Pty. Ltd.
48 Cambridge Street Collingwood
VIC Australia 3066
Shaumik is an optimist, but one who carries an umbrella. He is currently pursuing his MBA at IIM Lucknow, after completing his M.Tech at IIT Roorkee. Co-founder of The Blog Bowl, he loves writing, when he's not busy keeping the blue flag flying high.
SitePoint specializes in publishing fun, practical, and easy-to-understand content for web professionals. Visit http://www.sitepoint.com/ to access our blogs, books, newsletters, articles, and community forums. Youll find a stack of information on JavaScript, PHP, Ruby, mobile development, design, and more.
To my grandfather, Gagga, who got me started with books.
Most organizations involved with software development make use of version control. However, despite it being so useful, developers often think of version control as a separate skill, and only learn the bare minimum to get by, or put off learning version control until absolutely necessary. This is to miss out on some of the powerful utilities that version control provides.
This book is about Gita free, open-source version control system. The aim of this book is to help beginners get up and running with version control quickly, and then to take a deeper dive into its mechanics if they so desire.
This book is suitable for anyone interested in managing multiple revisions of code, data and documents. It's ideal for beginners who plan to start working with Git, but it's also useful for seasoned developers who are looking to consolidate their understanding of Git.
The book starts off by outlining the philosophy of version control and why Linus Torvalds decided to create Git for the Linux kernel.
It then proceeds to introduce the basics of Git and the various terms related to it. Most of the chapters in this book focus on using the command line to explore Git, as there's no better way to use all its features.
The focus next turns to using Git in a team environment, where version control is essential. This is where cloud services like GitHub, Bitbucket and GitLab come in. A general overview of the workings of GitHub is included to assist in getting started with that service.
This book also deals with workflows that are generally adopted by organizations. Considerable time is devoted to "branching", as this is one feature that makes Git arguably the best option for version control.
The focus then shifts to specific Git tools that assist with using Git more efficiently. A separate chapter is devoted to fixing errors while working with Git.
The bulk of the book discusses the usage of Git from the command line, but it ends by examining GUI tools, explaining their advantages and disadvantages over the command line interface.
Finally, we'll look at how people use Git for purposes other than code versioning, the problem of managing huge repositories through Git, and the future of Git.
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