Master Git one commit at a time
Small git tricks that keep history clean and your team sane.
Get The Latest Git Tag in Repository
Azri Jamil
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0 responses
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git, tags, tag, version
Github backup script onliner
Ross Delinger
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0 responses
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github, python, oneliner, insanity
A Database Writers Can Use to Track Submissions
Dylan Kinnett
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0 responses
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php, mysql, database, html5
No whitespace in Git repositories
Teddy Zetterlund
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0 responses
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whitespace, git
My .gitconfig
Ievgenii Nikolchev
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0 responses
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git, gitconfig
Gist do it!!
Bob Williams
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1 response
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gist, github
VimCast Your Way to Git Fugitive Awesomeness
Michael Koby
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0 responses
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vim, git, vim-fugitive, vimcast
My Git aliases >> .bash_aliases
Mateus Pontes
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1 response
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alias, git
Discover some awesome hidden features with GitHub Cheat Sheet.
Carlos Cabral
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0 responses
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open source, git, github
Keep your github forks in sync with 2 separate URLs!
Igal Tabachnik
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0 responses
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git, forking, github
Continuous Deployment to Nodejitsu
Codeship
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0 responses
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testing, deployment, nodejs, nodejitsu
Open git changed files with 1 command
Arthur Nogueira Neves
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0 responses
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emacs, git, sheel
Github - Fork a Repo
Nícolas Lazarte Kaqui
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0 responses
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git, github
Finding commits since last release
Aaron Trevena
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0 responses
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open source, devops, git
Github-Coderwall Badges Fix
charalampos papaloizou
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0 responses
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python, coderwall, badges, selenium
Set up a Development Environment
Sergio Gutiérrez Sánchez
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1 response
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php, laravel, git, development environment
Showing git branches in bash prompt
Cristiano Diniz da Silva
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2 responses
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git, branch, profile, proml
How to Move an Existing Github repository to Bitbucket
Bruce Park
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0 responses
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bitbucket, git
Flask - Split
Theodore Tanner Jr.
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0 responses
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github, python, fask
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