Did you know? A Git branch is essentially a 41-byte file
Git branches are extremely lightweight and simple to create. Learn about the internals of a Git branch to know why they are so awesome.... Read more 馃憠馃徑
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Internal mechanics of Git commits - Secret to Git's speed and lightweightness
Learn how Git uses a mechanism of simple pointers and checksums to provide speed and lightweightness.... Read more 馃憠馃徑
Git Tags Continued - Share, Delete and Checkout
Explore operations like pushing tags, deleting tags and creating branches based off a tag in Git... Read more 馃憠馃徑
Introduce checkpoints in your code - Learn how to use tagging in Git
Git tags are like checkpoints in your repository's history. Learn how to create them, list them and view their details.... Read more 馃憠馃徑
Git Remotes for Beginners: Inspect, Rename and Remove
Being able to inspect, rename and remove a Git remote are essential to managing your repository's remotes. Learn how to effectively manage your Git remotes.... Read more 馃憠馃徑
Git Remotes for Beginners: An Introductory Guide
Learn how to use "Git remotes" to share your code with the world, collaborate with others, and keep your repositories up-to-date.... Read more 馃憠馃徑
Less is more - Limit the size of your Git log output
By default, git log returns all the commits. Generally, we require only a set of them. Learn how to limit the size of your Git log output.... Read more 馃憠馃徑
Customise how you view your Git commit logs with these options
Git provides a number of options to customise how you view your commit logs. Learn about the most common ones.... Read more 馃憠馃徑