Git from zero to something
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Probably this is not the best git article on the web, and neither should it be. I won't be covering a lot of parts considered essential of git and explaining how things work under the hood. This tends to be a much more practical guide, assuming zero knowledge and enough for working on a team
Table of contents
- what is git and why should you use it
- how is that different from GitHub
- the basics: start tracking your progress with commits
- the pitfalls of using a single branch and why gitflow
- working with branches and creating pull requests
- dealing with conflicts
- the extra mile: differences between merge x rebase, squash commits, git-conventions