Learn Git in a month of lunches
By: Rick Umali
Publisher: Manning Publications Co.
Published: 2015
Place of publication: Shelter Island, NY
Language: eng
Number of pages: 352
ISBN-13: 9781617292415
Subjects: Development; Distributed processing; Software engineering; Open source software; Electronic data processing; Git (Computer file); Revision control (Computer science); Computer software
Description: "This book is aimed at coding professionals who are beginners to either source control or Git. Anyone who type code into files (whether it is a computer program, a CSS file, or an HTML file) can benefit from learning Git to keep track of their work. This book covers beginners to intermediate level topics."--Xix, about this book.
Notes: Includes index.
Table of contents: title: Before you begin; title: A overview of Git and version control; title: Getting oriented with Git; title: Making and using a Git repository; title: Using Git with a GUI; title: Tracking and updating files in Git; title: Commiting parts of changes; title: The time machine that is Git; title: Taking a fork in the road; title: Mrrging branches; title: Cloning; title: Collaborating with remotes; title: Pushing your changes; title: Keeping in sync; title: Software archaeology; title: Understanding git rebase; title: Workflows and branching conventions; title: Working with GitHub; title: Third-party tools and Git; title: Sharpening your Git.