A month or two ago, I wrote an article called How to Get Started with GitHub and Git [FoolProof]. If you have no experience with Git or GitHub, I strongly recommend you read it. By the end of that…

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20 Git Command I Use All The Time — Git CheatSheet. Kyle DeGuzman lays down a quick cheat sheet of commands he uses all the time. This article will include commands that I shared in that first article, but it will also include some new git commands.

20 Git Commands Every Developer Should Know

2. git remote add origin <link-to-github-remote-repo>

13. git checkout — track origin/<branch-name>

<p>just learnt some of these yesterday. Navigating around Git is truly one of biggest learning curves right now</p>


<p>Exactly what I needed Today. Thank you!</p>
