Best of Version Control — February 2023

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   Community Picks·3y

   Top 10 Git Commands Every Developer Should Know

   Learn the top 10 Git commands every developer should know, including configuring Git, initializing a repository, cloning a repository, staging and unstaging changes, checking status, committing changes, pushing to the remote, pulling from the remote, merging branches, and creating and managing branches.

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   Product Hunt·3y

   Glint - Product Information, Latest Updates, and Reviews 2024

   Glint is a graphical user interface for Git that offers a powerful and intuitive way to manage repositories. Users can leave reviews to help others decide if Glint is the right product for them.

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   Hacker News·3y

   The Missing Semester of Your CS Education

   Learn how to master your tools in CS education with this class. Topics include the command-line, text editing, version control, and more. Video recordings of lectures are available.

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   Hacker Noon·3y

   Code like You're Building a Lego Castle

   Code like You're Building a Lego Castle Too Long; Didn't Read The article compares coding to building a castle with Legos. The author advises to have a blueprint before starting coding, use version control, test the code often, keep the codebase organized, use debugging tools, stay up-to-date with industry standards and best practices.

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   freeCodeCamp·3y

   Learn Git and GitHub in Spanish – Course for Beginners

   Learn Git and GitHub in Spanish with a 5+ hour course on freeCodeCamp's Spanish YouTube channel. Git is a powerful version control system used by companies like Microsoft and Netflix. GitHub allows for collaboration and is used by organizations like Stripe and Mercedes-Benz. The course covers topics such as Git basics, repositories, commits, branches, merging, GitHub workflow, and more.

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