I can’t begin to tell you how confused I was when I first started learning Git commands.
"I typed git commit. Why didn’t my teammate get my changes? Oh, I have to do git push as well?!"
I’m sure I can list at least a dozen occasions where I was total...

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Here are 13 Git commands that can speed-up your development workflow and allow you to go from a brand new repository to merging it. I can’t begin to tell you how confused I was when I first started learning Git commands. I’m sure I can list at least a dozen occasions where I was totally confused with Git commands and what they did. That’s why I'm going to share 13 frequently used Git commands in this blog post.

13 Git Commands Every Developer Should Know

<ol>
<li>Git Init</li>
<li>Git Clone</li>
<li>Git Branch</li>
<li>Git Checkout</li>
<li>Git Add</li>
<li>Git Commit</li>
<li>Git Push</li>
<li>Git Pull</li>
<li>Git Diff</li>
<li>Git Stash</li>
<li>Git Status</li>
<li>Git Log</li>
<li>Git Merge</li>
</ol>


<p>This is Great! I just downloaded Git yesterday and was wondering why I have to type this command just to publish my HTMLs in my repository… Good thing this article explained it all! Thank you!!</p>
