Master Git one commit at a time
Small git tricks that keep history clean and your team sane.
Using colors in git terminal
Dan Jesus
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2 responses
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zsh, terminal, git, bash
Git forks on SkyDrive
Brice Lambson
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0 responses
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skydrive, git
Some cool stuff you should know about git #3
Radosław Jędryszczak
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0 responses
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tips, git, cherry-picking commits, reverting a remote commit
add images to project README on GitHub
doug y'barbo
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1 response
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markdown, github
Quickly remove deleted files in preparation for a Git commit.
Brendan Abbott
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1 response
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cmd, git, source control, git rm
WebSaver: Web Screensaver Generator for Win32
Vitaly Obukhov
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0 responses
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css, html, .net, web
Fetching changed files (diff) between two Git commits in Python
Abu Ashraf Masnun
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0 responses
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python, git, diff, changes
Be warned when having more than 1 git stash
Guillaume Hain
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1 response
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stash, git
nodeNES - A JavaScript c6502 compiler for Nintendo 8 bits
gutomaia
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0 responses
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nodejs, open source, javascript, github
Basic Git commands for beginners
Abhijeet Sutar
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0 responses
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git, cheatsheet, commads
beardsnapper: take a picture upon git commit in linux
ashleyblackmore
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0 responses
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linux, git, bash
Git commit stats
Lars Vierbergen
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0 responses
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git, statistics
Checkout a specific file from another branch
Thibault Milan
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2 responses
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git, git-branch, git-checkout, git-tip
DVCS fubar #1 - not using SSH protocol to push
John Stevenson
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2 responses
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dvcs, github
Idiomatic CSS
Mike King
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0 responses
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github, css
Search string to easily find conflicts in a file
padawin
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0 responses
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viml, vim, git, conflict
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