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It seems like no matter how much time I spend trying to learn git and its commands I still continue to only understand a tiny sliver of them. The rest I figure
by drcode 15y ago
It seems like no matter how much time I spend trying to learn git and its commands I still continue to only understand a tiny sliver of them. The rest I figure out by browsing random stackoverflow questions as the need arises.
- user2459 15y agoYou should read http://progit.org/book/ http://progit.org/book/ if you really want to get better at git. Git is a hard tool to learn passively.
- ImprovedSilence 15y agoI had similar problems learning git. Then I stumbled across this site: http://gitref.org/ http://gitref.org/ and it was like a light bulb clicked, and it just started to work. Not sure if it's because it was the best beginner reference I came across, or because I finally got enough information to push me over the edge. The more advanced stuff just comes as you use git more, and because once you grep the easy stuff, being able to understand bits and pieces of the man pages allows you to gradually learn more.