Totally agree with this point, so much that I did a presentation on "Git Data Structure Design" two months ago for Papers We Love San Diego that hammers it home

Totally agree with this point, so much that I did a presentation on "Git Data Structure Design" two months ago for Papers We Love San Diego that hammers it home over the course of 50 minutes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHSZz_Mx-Uo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHSZz_Mx-Uo To become a Git power user, it is far more beneficial to learn its underlying content-addressable-store data structure rather than explore the bazillion options in its command line interface. It is surprisingly easy to create a repository manually and then to start adding "blob" files to the store!