How to be a git expert

Published 2022-02-03

All Comments (21)
  • @shoooozzzz
    Proud member of team rebase and I like the clean git history. Once you understand rebasing, it's not so scary.
  • @scottfranco1962
    One hint for any git user: if you are doing something complex with git say to repo a (which is a full directory), doing "cp -r a b", ie., making a full copy of the entire repo, can really save you. Git does nothing until you commit and push. You can always go back to the previous copy of the repo and start again. Further, if you get used to working on the tree level, even with big trees, life can be good. For example "diff -r a b" (compare two entire directory trees), or better yet "meld a b" give you complete comparisions of repos. Finally, learn to manipulate patch files. Git is based on patch files, and they have existed longer than git. Git is basically an automated patch file program. Learning how patch files work is like learning the assembly language of git.
  • @davirafacho3941
    what an impressive tutorial, I've been looking for content like this for months
  • @MrKaizen75
    Very helpful tutorial! Thanks a lot for making this!
  • @igorsantanas
    That was a great tutorial. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
  • @cusematt23
    This is the most helpful git tutorial I've watched, thank you for breaking it down into the basics so clearly.
  • @TheMassgames
    Great presentation! Very clear and concise with some nice graphs. Thank you for this!
  • @jan5310
    Thank you very much. I have seen many many GIT tutorials but this is I think one of the best! I will recommend it to my students (still) struggling with GIT!
  • @jm52SD
    This was the plain english git sanity check ive been looking for for a long time, thanks. Just subscribed.
  • @peternavarrete282
    just started watching but this is exactly the type of video I was looking for. thanks!
  • @kevon217
    super helpful and intuitive overview
  • The best git tutorial I've seen so far, thank you. EDIT: sound volume little to low, imo
  • The content and presentation is great. For those that are long time unix / Linux users, ' man git ' is another way to look up help for any git command
  • The best thing i have seen about git! Thank you so much! Now i can wear my git-fan shirt without feeling like a fraud 😊