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Hey folks, we (Code School) made this with GitHub in 2012. It keeps being plopped on HN year after year which is great but it would be nice if everybody realize

Hey folks, we (Code School) made this with GitHub in 2012. It keeps being plopped on HN year after year which is great but it would be nice if everybody realized that we did this as an introduction to Git — not as an end-all-be-all. We make interactive courses, and we have an entire Git Path where we get into Git a lore more deeply. Try Git was build as a free resource at a time where a lot of people were very Git shy. It's been mostly left alone since then. I'd love for us to revise it, but sadly we haven't had the time since.

problems 10y ago
Have a link to your more advanced Git courses? I feel like I've got a solid grasp on the basics, but could use some help with more advanced features, when I get into hairier reverts, rebases and merges things can get confusing.
- dyogenez 10y ago
  (Hey hey! I'm also from Code School. Normally wouldn't want to sound too market-y and respond, but also didn't want to leave this one unanswered. The follow-up courses are paid.) Here's our git path, with covers a bunch of Git topics: https://www.codeschool.com/learn/git https://www.codeschool.com/learn/git In Git Real and Git Real 2, we cover cloning, branching, rebasing, stashing, submodules and more. In Mastering GitHub, you move out of the browser, and all of your work is done on a fork of a GitHub repository -- with our bot collaborating and checking your work on there.