Git’s model of version control makes it indispensable for collaborating on digital projects of all stripes. Get situated with Git as David Demaree guides you through the command-line workflow, the nuances of repositories and branches, the elements of a solid commit message, and more. Pick up common version-tracking tasks, along with advice on trickier scenarios. You’ll learn how to put Git to work for you—and work better with your team.
Contents
- Thinking in Versions
- Basics
- Branches
- Remotes
- History (Read an excerpt online)
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What People Are Saying
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Git for Humans isn’t simply a Git reference; it shows us how to use Git thoughtfully. From the mechanics of commands to the oft-overlooked details of writing clear and useful commit messages, David helps us understand how and why using Git will make our jobs easier.
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Whether you’re a beginner or you’ve used Git for a while, this book is for you. With ease, David explains everything from what's happening under the hood to command-line prompts. You’ll learn new things about Git and firm up the knowledge you already have.
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You can’t succeed in the modern tech industry without understanding Git workflows. Thankfully, now there’s a guide that makes Git genuinely accessible—and this is it. It’s wonderful to see the power of Git expressed in clear, straightforward terms. I strongly recommend this book to anyone who works in technology.
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Even if you’re very comfortable working with code, Git is a concept that can take a few days just to get used to. In Git for Humans, David’s easygoing tone reduces the learning curve. He explains the ins and outs of Git (and the command line) in a swift and comprehensive read. If you haven’t used Git (or if you have), this book is essential to really understanding it.
Additional Info
- ISBN: 978-1-937557-38-6
- Paperback: 134 pages
- Published: Jan 28, 2016