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100 1 Daityari, Shaumik,|eauthor.
245 10 Jump start Git /|cby Shaumik Daityari.|h[O'Reilly
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505 0 Jump Start Git; Table of Contents; Preface; Who Should
Read This Book; What's Covered in This Book?; Conventions
Used; Code Samples; Tips, Notes, and Warnings;
Supplementary Materials; Acknowledgments; Want to take
your learning further?; Introduction; Version Control;
Examples of Version Control in Daily Life; Version Control
Systems: the Options; Enter Git; Advantages of Distributed
Version Control Systems; Git and GitHub; Conclusion; What
Have You Learned?; What's Next?; Getting Started with Git;
Installation; The Git Workflow; Baby Steps with Git: First
Commands
505 8 Set Configuration SettingsCreate a Git Project; Create Our
First Commit; Further Commits with Git; Why git add
Again?; Commit History; The .gitignore File; Remote
Repositories; Conclusion; What Have You Learned?; What's
Next?; Branching in Git; What Are Branches?; Create a
Branch; Delete a Branch; Branches and HEAD; Advanced
Branching: Merging Branches; Conclusion; What Have You
Learned?; What's Next?; Using Git in a Team; Getting
Started in a Team: Cloning from a Remote; Optional:
Different Protocols While Cloning; Contributing to the
Remote: Git Push Revisited
505 8 Keeping Yourself Updated with the Remote: Git PullDealing
With a Rejected Git Push; Conflicts; Git Workflows;
Centralized Workflow; Feature Branch Workflow; Forking and
Pull Requests: The Open-source Workflow; Conclusion; What
Have You Learned?; What's Next?; Correcting Errors While
Working With Git; Amending Errors in the Git Workflow;
Undo Git Add; Undo Git Commit; Undo Git Push; Debugging
Tools; Git Blame; Git Bisect; Automated Bisect with Unit
Tests; Conclusion; What Have You Learned?; What's Next?;
Unlocking Git's Full Potential; Advanced Use of log; Short
Version; Branches and History
505 8 Filter CommitsTrace Changes in a Single File; Track Your
Peers; Search in Commit Messages; Tagging in Git; Refs and
reflog; Checking for Lost Commits; Rebase; Squash Commits
Together; Stash Changes; Advanced Use of add; Cherry Pick;
Conclusion; What Have You Learned?; What's Next?; Git GUI
Tools; GitHub Desktop; SourceTree; SourceTree Versus
GitHub Desktop; Conclusion; Conclusion; Git's Meteoric
Rise; Could Git Fail?; Beyond Source Code Management; The
End
520 Get a Jump Start on version control with Git today! Most
engineers we meet prefer Git over other distributed
version control systems. These systems let you store
different versions of project files and directories, so
you can roll back to an earlier one if something goes
wrong. And since they're distributed, they smooth the path
for dev team collaboration. But what is it about Git that
makes it mission-critical on so many web projects? Spend
just one weekend with this hands-on tutorial, and you'll
know the answer. Understand Git's core philosophy. Get
started with Git: install it, learn the basic commands,
and set up your first project. Work with Git as part of a
collaborative team. Use Git's debugging tools for maximum
debug efficiency. Take control with Git's advanced
features: reflog, rebase, stash, and more. Use Git with
cloud-based Git repository host services like Github and
Bitbucket. See how Git's used effectively on large open-
source projects. Git was created by Linus Torvalds, who
invented Linux, so it comes with the best credentials.
What are you waiting for? Get a jump start on Git today.
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650 0 Revision control (Computer science)
650 0 Software engineering.
650 0 Open source software.
650 6 Génie logiciel.
650 6 Logiciels libres.
650 7 Open source software|2fast
650 7 Revision control (Computer science)|2fast
650 7 Software engineering|2fast
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