Git
Git
org/news/gitting-things-done-book/
Introduction
Table of Contents
Who Am I?
Accompanying Videos
Git's Feelings
My Setup
Feedback Is Welcome
Note
Blobs
Hashes
Back to Git
Trees
Commits
Considering Hashes
How to Set Up
Part 1 - Summary
rm awesome.txt
Historical Note
A Simple Patch
nano new_file.txt
nano my_patch.patch
nano new_file.txt
nano test.text
How wonderful
So we are writing an example
Git is awesoome!
git write-tree
Moving on
git write-tree
nano everyone.md
git diff
nano everyone.md
Beatles-Related Resources
nano code.py
```
This is a sample file
```
def new_feature():
print('new feature')
Part 2 - Summary
Hands-on Demonstration
mkdir my_repo
cd my_repo
git init
echo Hello world > 1.txt
Introducing
Real-Life Scenarios
Scenario #1
Scenario #2
Scenario #3
Scenario #4
Chapter 11 - Exercises
Exercise 1
Exercise (1a)
Exercise (1b)
Exercise (1c)
Exercise (1d)
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
Exercise 4
Filtering Commits
By Author
By Date
By Paths
By Commit Message
By Diff Content
Formatting Log
How is Structured?
Setting an alias
Example
Automatic
Summary
Acknowledgements
Contact Me
Appendixes
Additional References - By Part
Part 1
Part 2
Diffs and Patches
Git Merge
Git Rebase
Beatles-Related Resources
Part 3