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Table of content
• Getting Started
✔ About Version Control
✔ A Short History of Git
✔ What is Git?
✔ The Command Line
✔ Installing Git
✔ First-Time Git Setup
✔ Getting Help
✔ Summary
• Git Basics
✔ Getting a Git Repository
✔ Recording Changes to the Repository
✔ Viewing the Commit History
✔ Undoing Things
✔ Working with Remotes
✔ Tagging
✔ Git Aliases
✔ Summary
• Git Branching
✔ Branches in a Nutshell
✔ Basic Branching and Merging
✔ Branch Management
✔ Branching Workflows
✔ Remote Branches
✔ Rebasing
✔ Summary
✔ Git on the Server
✔ The Protocols
✔ Getting Git on a Server
✔ Generating Your SSH Public Key
✔ Setting Up the Server
✔ Git Daemon
✔ Smart HTTP
✔ GitWeb
✔ GitLab
✔ Third Party Hosted Options
✔ Summary
• Distributed Git
✔ Distributed Workflows
✔ Contributing to a Project
✔ Maintaining a Project
✔ Summary
• GitHub
✔ Account Setup and Configuration
✔ Contributing to a Project
✔ Maintaining a Project
✔ Managing an organization
✔ Scripting GitHub
✔ Summary
• Git Tools
✔ Revision Selection
✔ Interactive Staging
✔ Stashing and Cleaning
✔ Signing Your Work
✔ Searching
✔ Rewriting History
✔ Reset Demystified
✔ Advanced Merging
✔ Rerere
✔ Debugging with Git
✔ Submodules
✔ Bundling
✔ Replace
✔ Credential Storage
✔ Summary
• Customizing Git
✔ Git Configuration
✔ Git Attributes
✔ Git Hooks
✔ An Example Git-Enforced Policy
✔ Summary
• Git and Other Systems
✔ Git as a Client
✔ Migrating to Git
✔ Summary
• Git Internals
✔ Plumbing and Porcelain
✔ Git Objects
✔ Git References
✔ Packfiles
✔ The Refspec
✔ Transfer Protocols
✔ Maintenance and Data Recovery
✔ Environment Variables
✔ Summary
• Git in Other Environments
✔ Graphical Interfaces
✔ Git in Visual Studio
✔ Git in Visual Studio Code
✔ Git in IntelliJ / PyCharm / WebStorm / PhpStorm / RubyMine
✔ Git in Sublime Text
✔ Git in Bash
✔ Git in Zsh
✔ Git in PowerShell
✔ Summary
• Embedding Git in your Applications
✔ Command-line Git
✔ Libgit2
✔ JGit
✔ go-git
✔ Dulwich
• Git Commands
✔ Setup and Config
✔ Getting and Creating Projects
✔ Basic Snapshotting
✔ Branching and Merging
✔ Sharing and Updating Projects
✔ Inspection and Comparison
✔ Debugging
✔ Patching
✔ Email
✔ External Systems
✔ Administration
✔ Plumbing Commands
Table of content
• Introduction
✔ What Is Git?
✔ What Is GitHub?
✔ Why Use Git?
✔ Why Use GitHub?
✔ Key Concepts
• Viewing
✔ Introducing the Project Page
✔ Viewing the README.md File
✔ Viewing the Commit History
✔ Viewing Pull Requests
✔ Viewing Issues
✔ Viewing the Pulse
✔ Viewing GitHub Graphs
✔ The Contributors Graph
✔ The Commits Graph
✔ The Code Frequency Graph
✔ The Punch Card Graph
✔ The Network Graph
✔ The Members List
✔ The Traffic Graph
• Editing
✔ Contributing via a Fork
✔ Adding a File
✔ Creating a Pull Request
✔ Editing a File
✔ Renaming or Moving a File
✔ Working with Folders
✔ Creating a Folder
✔ Renaming a Folder
✔ The Limits of Editing on GitHub
• Collaboration
✔ Committing to a Branch
✔ Creating a Pull Request from a Branch
✔ Collaborating on Pull Requests
✔ Involving People with Pull Requests
✔ Reviewing Pull Requests
✔ Commenting on Pull Requests
✔ Adding Color to Comments
✔ Contributing to Pull Requests
✔ Testing a Pull Request
✔ Merging a Pull Request
✔ Who Should Merge a Pull Request?
✔ Pull Request Notifications
✔ Best Practicesfor Pull Requests
✔ Issues
✔ Creating a New Issue
✔ Managing Milestones for Issues
✔ Managing Labels for Issues
✔ Commenting on Issues
✔ Referencing Issues in a Commit
✔ Best Practices for Issues
✔ Wikis
✔ Getting Started with a Wiki
✔ Adding and Linking to a Page on Your Wiki
✔ GitHub Pages
✔ Creating a Website for Your Project
✔ Creating a Website for Yourself or Your Organization
• Creating and Configuring
✔ Creating a Repository
✔ Adding Collaborators
✔ Configuring a Repository
✔ Integrating with Other Systems
✔ Personal Versus Organizational
✔ Creating an Organization
✔ Managing Teams
• Downloading
✔ Why Clone a Repository?
✔ GitHub for Mac
✔ Making a Commit Using GitHub for Mac
✔ Viewing Changes in GitHub for Mac
✔ GitHub for Windows
✔ Making a Commit Using GitHub for Windows
✔ Configuring Command-Line Tools in GitHub for Windows
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