> 1. git is not hard if you learn it I basically agree. People want to just pick up a tool like git and have it just work without investing much time in it. I

> 1. git is not hard if you learn it I basically agree. People want to just pick up a tool like git and have it just work without investing much time in it. I can understand this desire in a complex world with many tools, but something as powerful as git is really worth learning. I swear if people spent like 1 hour a day for a week in actual git training, and then did refreshers 1 hour a month as they were using it on a team, this would be less of a problem. You don't need to know every feature, but knowing how to rebase, use the reflog, use the pickaxe, understand the concept/value of bisect and how to look up how to use it, etc. is so valuable. The other day a professional developer told me he didn't know you could write more than 1 line in a git commit message. WTF.