Links tagged with “git”
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Gazler/githug: Git your game on!
“Githug is designed to give you a practical way of learning git. It has a series of levels, each requiring you to use git commands to arrive at a correct answer.”
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A WordPress & Git workflow – Marc Jenkins
Seems to make sense, and WP Migrate DB Pro is the bee’s knees.
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AWS Git-backed Static Website · Alestic.com
This is clever and bonkers. Why on earth would you run a static website like this unless you understood all of that? What do you do if something in that tangle stops working? Good luck!
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Git: The Safety Net for Your Projects · An A List Apart Article
I liked this as a clear and pragmatic guide to some Git stuff. Kind of the next steps once someone’s got to grips with add/commit/pull/push.
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Git merge vs. rebase
Some things to try and remember next time I’m working on a thing with others. (via Infovore)
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A successful Git branching model » nvie.com
Good-sounding group workflow for using Git. (Last year I apparently already linked to the modified version they use at GitHub.) (via Haddock)
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Pimping out git log - Bart’s Blog
Very nice and super-easy to implement. See the Update for the most recent command. (via Haddock)
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Git How-To: Remove Your Password from a Repository | David Verhasselt
I’m so going to need to do this at some point. (via Cal)
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Scott Chacon on the Interwebs - GitHub Flow
How GitHub manage their own git workflow. Sounds good to me. (via Tom Taylor)
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Staging Servers, Source Control & Deploy Workflows, And Other Stuff Nobody Teaches You: MicroISV on a Shoestring
Handy description of git and staging/production environments and workflow. In like reading how other people do things. (via mildlydiverting)
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Tower - The most powerful Git client for Mac
“The most powerful Git client for Mac.” Looks good I think. Might be less scary for doing some out-of-the-ordinary things. (via Lee)
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Git ready » learn git one commit at a time
Very handy collection of git tips. Enough information to make sense, not too much to confuse.
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Git Reference
Ooh, blimey, an actually useful and readable and understandable concise guide to Git. Phew.
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Mattb’s git and workflow Bookmarks on Delicious
Links to examples of how people use Git. I still find it hard to get my head round this kind of stuff, and reading things like this helps.
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Flashbake: Free version-control for writers using git - Boing Boing
Sounds nice and some lovely little features like saving info about the weather, etc when it automatically checks your files in. Contextual backup.