Master Git one commit at a time
Generate useful READMEs for GitHub forks
Alexey Blinov
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0 responses
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github, pullrequest, readme
Better git log
Tom Dyer
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0 responses
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tomdyer, git
Generate your changelogs with Git log
Jerel Unruh
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3 responses
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changelog, git, github
My user page on GitHub
Jorge Garrido
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0 responses
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source, open, page, projects
Killer shell prompt to use with Git
Thomas
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0 responses
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shell, prompt, git, bash
No whitespace in Git repositories
Teddy Zetterlund
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0 responses
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whitespace, git
Branch history in Git
Saleem Abdulrasool
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0 responses
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log, branches, history, git
Creating git server
Jishnu
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0 responses
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git, gitserver
my git log
十行 (jugyo)
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0 responses
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git
Put your .dot files in a repository
Tim Heap
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0 responses
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shell, vim, dot files, git
Information-richness in a compact zsh Prompt
Stephan Sokolow
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0 responses
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shell, zsh, git
Flask - Split
Theodore Tanner Jr.
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0 responses
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github, python, fask
Git Tricks for Clean Histories
Stephan Sokolow
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0 responses
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reference, git
Use tiny git repos everywhere
Scott Grogan
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2 responses
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housekeeping, git
Deploy your apps in style
Gerhard Lazu
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0 responses
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ruby, git, bash
Development workflow using git.
Peter van der Does
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0 responses
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git-flow, git
Clean your branch's history before commiting.
Scott Prager
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0 responses
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git, work flow, rebase, commit
Using git rebase to merge commits
Will
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0 responses
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rebase, git, commits
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