Be careful with 'git add .' I see more often beginners commit junk to the repository when this command is being used.
git add . = Stage all new files, modifications and deletions.
git add -u = Stage modified and deletions
EDIT: I have been thinking of your article during the day, it is a really good one. I hope that I could have had this kind of explanation about the situation of the limbo between staged and commited before pushed as you describe when I started to use Git.
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Be careful with 'git add .' I see more often beginners commit junk to the repository when this command is being used.
git add . = Stage all new files, modifications and deletions.
git add -u = Stage modified and deletions
EDIT: I have been thinking of your article during the day, it is a really good one. I hope that I could have had this kind of explanation about the situation of the limbo between staged and commited before pushed as you describe when I started to use Git.