#learn git

Tool Belt: Git II

As mentioned in Git Intro, Git is a really nice version control system, but it does have a learning curve to overcome. Checkout Git I for a list of frequently used Git commands.

Git is known for being a very robust and efficient version control system. Once I got familiar with Git and fell in love with its magic, I started to wonder what’s under the hood that makes it so powerful. It turns out,…

Tool Belt: Git I

As I promised in Git Introduction, this post is regarding Git commands that I use most frequently and find most helpful. Below list is to serve as much of a reminder for myself as it may be for you to look up a common Git command.

The list:

1. Initiate a Git repository in current directory.

git init

2. Add files for tracking, after this command, the selected files will become “staged”

git…

One of the best parts of learning to code is seeing your first project "go live"—up on the web for the world to see. At Thinkful, we teach students how to use GitHub Pages to host their projects for free. Git can be a tricky tool to master, so we've created a simple guide that takes you through process step by step.