Learning GIT: Everyday GIT with 20 Commands
Posted: October 22nd, 2009 | Author: Huyen Tue Dao | Filed under: Development | Tags: git, kernel.org | No Comments »Lately, I’ve been meandering over to the GIT side of the version control landscape, and today I found a great tourist map (the kind with oversized icons that point out all the best landmarks and all the restrooms): Everyday GIT With 20 Commands Or So from kernel.org. It breaks up basic git commands into groups by what role the user is playing and has plenty of mini use examples with step-by-step instruction and explanation. Also links directly to man pages for flag-looking-up-type goodness.
Today I created a tag. I deleted a tag. And I branched off of a tag. And I deleted a branch. Where’s mah cookie? 
