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A list of useful git resources + cheat sheet

By Eli H. Schei on Wednesday, 7 July 2021, 6:00Thursday, 19 August 2021, 4:53

I’ve been collecting a list of usefull resources to learn, and better use, git. And I thought I would share it with you. I also created a cheat sheet with the commands I use the most. I keep both the list and the cheat sheet in a github repository – feel free to add to them if you know about some good resources that I havn’t mentioned here.

I will try to keep this blogpost up to date, but you can always find the newest version on github.

Resources

Note: Resources that cost money are marked with šŸ’°. I’m not sponcored by any of these. These are resources I found usefull myself.

Websites

  • An intro to git and github for beginners (Hubspot)
  • How to write a git commit message (Chris Beams)
  • Confusing terms in the git terminology (dev.to by Pragati Verma)

Books

  • Commit guidelines (git-scm.com book)
  • Git essentials (Ferdinando Santacroce) šŸ’°

Videos

  • Learn Git In 15 minutes (Colt Steele)
  • Learn GitHub in 15 minutes (Colt Steele)

Podcasts

  • git fundamentals (Syntax fm)
  • git rebase explained (Syntax fm)
  • git and github (Ladybug podcast)

Tools

  • Source tree
  • GitHub desktop
  • GitKraken šŸ’°

Cheat Sheet

A list of commands that are usefull to know when working with git.
Click on the image for full version. Click here for markdown version

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Also, if you have any feedback or questions, please let me know in the comments below. šŸ™‚

Thank you for reading, and happy coding!

/Eli

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Eli H. Schei

I'm a front-end developer who mainly work in the Microsoft 365-sphere. As a developer I read a lot of blogs. And in my experience I can read multiple different blogposts about exactly the same topic, and only one of them makes sense to me. Therefore I’m adding my voice to the mix, and hopefully one of my blogposts will be the one that makes sense of a topic for you. You can learn more about me here.

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