Great job, good introduction into Git. Haven't used rebase before, but I understand how it works now. Only thing I would have liked is more time on the teamwork aspect and maybe a more in-depth example of how a team might work using it.
«Pragmatic Guide to Git» was a very straightforward conference by a cool guy who seemed to know about his stuff. Git seems like a good compromise to Subversion, kind of «social version control» instead of «one to rule them all» but the learning curve is quite steep for beginners, it seems it would be harder to maintain over time in a company and according to the presenter there is no Windows implementation nor any GUI to use it... problem is, it seems there are:
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Great job, good introduction into Git. Haven't used rebase before, but I understand how it works now. Only thing I would have liked is more time on the teamwork aspect and maybe a more in-depth example of how a team might work using it.
«Pragmatic Guide to Git» was a very straightforward conference by a cool guy who seemed to know about his stuff. Git seems like a good compromise to Subversion, kind of «social version control» instead of «one to rule them all» but the learning curve is quite steep for beginners, it seems it would be harder to maintain over time in a company and according to the presenter there is no Windows implementation nor any GUI to use it... problem is, it seems there are:
Windows: http://code.google.com/p/tortoisegit/
Linux: http://www.rabbitvcs.org
OSX: http://www.git-tower.com