Git Resources & References
Below is an annotated bibliography of different Git resources and references.
- Comprehensive Git Guides
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Git
User's Manual (for version 1.5.3 or newer)
The official online Git manual. Comprehensive.
Retrieved 3/20/10
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Git Magic
A to-the-point, but in-depth, guide. Not as comprehensive as the Git User's Manual, but more practical. Assumes the user already has Git installed. Starts with basics & progressively covers advanced concepts, but is perhaps more suited for users with some Git experience. Translated into Chinese, Spanish & Portuguese. PDF available for download.
Retrieved 3/20/10
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The Git Community Book
A community-built comprehensive guide online or in PDF form. Broken down into Basic, Intermediate & Advanced sections. Improvements are ongoing via GitHub.
Retrieved 3/21/10
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Pro Git
The online version of the the Pro(fessional) Git Book by Scott Chacon, Git expert who currently works on GitHub.com, the official Git homepage and the Git Community Book. Offers some background on version control and Git and also contains a nice section on Distributed Git for collaborative workflow processes. Blog for additional tips and updates. Source code is publicly available via GitHub.
Retrieved 3/21/10
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Asimilatorul:
Git Resources
An extraordinary compilation of links from a variety of resources organized by subject and documentation type.
Retrieved 3/21/10
- Git Tutorials
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git ready
Beginner, intermediate, and advanced Git practices and tutorials; also has a blog-like collection of tips, although those have not been updated for awhile.
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Understanding
Git Conceptually
A tutorial for Git that discusses the concepts behind the commands.
Retrieved 3/20/10
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Git Tutorial : Starting with git using just 10 commands
Basic introduction to Git. Aimed at Linux users & individual developers.
Retrieved 3/20/10
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Git Tutorial Part II – Sharpen your Git-Fu with 10 more commands.
A follow up tutorial, covering more advanced commands.
Retrieved 3/20/10
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Git for the Lazy
Basic tutorial for the "lazy." Plus, a few extras for the not so lazy.
Retrieved 3/21/10
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Git The
Basics Tutorial
A video walk-through for those who prefer to watch and learn.
Retrieved 3/21/10
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An Illustrated Guide to Git
on Windows
Quick basic guide using GUI tools. Primarily for Windows users.
Retrieved 3/21/10
- Git Command References
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Git User's Manual: Appendix A. Git Quick Reference
A summary of the most used commands, presented without explanation
Retrieved 3/20/10
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Cheat Git
An extensive list of commands and their functions
Retrieved 3/21/10
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Everyday
Git with 20 Commands or So
Everyday commands split up by users: Everyone; Individual Developer (Standalone); Individual Developer (Participant); Integrator; and Repository Administrator.
Retrieved 3/21/10
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Zack Rusin's
Git Cheat Sheet
A really nice visual, printable reference sheet. Updates accepted via GitHub.
Retrieved 3/21/10
- Resources on Content Versioning Generally
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A
Visual Guide to Version Control
An easy-to-understand explanation of version control. Uses visual flowchart examples.
Retrieved 3/28/10
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Source Control HOWTO
A comprehensive look at version or source control.
Retrieved 3/28/10
- Cygwin Tutorials
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An Introduction to Cygwin
Covers Cygwin downloads, installation, & basic usage.
Retrieved 3/21/10
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A tutorial
about Cygwin, a Linux-like environment for Windows.
Another Cygwin tutorial. Includes examples & more details about downloads.
Retrieved 3/21/10
- VERSION CONTROL
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Flashbake:
Free version-control for writers using git
Retrieved 3/22/10
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Flashbake Automates Version Control for (Nerdy) Writers (Linux
& OSX only)
Retrieved 3/22/10
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Version Control
Blog
Blog discussing version control generally. Not updated since November 2009
Retrieved 3/22/10
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msysgit - Git on
Windows
Retrieved 3/22/10
- SSH
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OpenSSH for
Windows
Sourceforge site for downloading SSH
Retrieved 3/22/10
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Geek to Live: Set up a personal, home SSH server
Tutorial on setting up SSH on your home computer
Retrieved 3/22/10