Best of Git — July 2021

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    Git it Right🔥🔥🚀(Git CheatSheet)

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    The best VS Code extensions to supercharge Git (yes, there’s more than GitLens!)

    Git Graph is the most visually appealing way to interact with Git in VS Code. Git Automator allows you to add and commit files with a shortcut. Git Urgent lets you git add all, commit and push with one command. Git Tree Compare compares your working tree against a branch, a tag or commit.

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    11 Git Commands I Use Every Day

    Git has everything you need to make you safe from losing your code changes. Here are some tips on how to use git to get the most out of your code. Use git to check out a new branch for every task you start, and to make changes to existing ones.

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    5 Git Tips To Level Up Your Workflow

    In this article, you'll find 5 extra tips that will help you bring your Git skills to the next level. No matter how experienced you are, Git will always find a way to surprise you. It is loaded with neat tricks that have the power to make your daily coding routine much smoother.

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    How NOT to use Git in Practice. Ten Git usages, you should know to avoid.

    Git is an open-source version control system(VCS) that helps all project contributors to keep their project artifacts in sync. Here are ten usages we should stop or avoid. If you are a beginner to Git or have any difficulties with its usages, here is an in-depth, hands-on tutorial for you.

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    A Guide to Git Interactive Rebase, with Practical Examples

    Interactive Rebase is one of the most powerful tools in Git. It allows you to create a clean and well-structured commit history in your projects. Interactive Rebase helps you optimize and clean up your commit history. It can be used to edit an old commit message, delete a commit or combine multiple commits.

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