"Just use Git because everyone uses Git" - which is the most common excuse - is horrible, leading to a VCS monoculture.
Sadly. Need to teach new developer how to use Git. Do you have any suggestion for tutorial?
I learned how to use git from this course in udacity, it's pretty good udacity.com/course/how-to-use-git-...
The Atlassian Git Tutorial is the best introduction to git I've found.
Don't do that. Teach them the magnificent variety instead.
What do this mean?
Why do you want to teach Git when you can teach better systems?
Which is better? As Git is selected by corporate, I need to teach new developer how to use this.
Not exactly a tutorial, but Gihub has some nice Cheatsheets: services.github.com/on-demand/reso...
I use learngitbranching.js.org for the beginners to learn the basic commands. With this game they can do so in a few hours on their own. HF.
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Sadly. Need to teach new developer how to use Git. Do you have any suggestion for tutorial?
I learned how to use git from this course in udacity, it's pretty good udacity.com/course/how-to-use-git-...
The Atlassian Git Tutorial is the best introduction to git I've found.
Don't do that. Teach them the magnificent variety instead.
What do this mean?
Why do you want to teach Git when you can teach better systems?
Which is better? As Git is selected by corporate, I need to teach new developer how to use this.
Not exactly a tutorial, but Gihub has some nice Cheatsheets: services.github.com/on-demand/reso...
I use learngitbranching.js.org for the beginners to learn the basic commands. With this game they can do so in a few hours on their own. HF.