Master Git one commit at a time
Small git tricks that keep history clean and your team sane.
GitHub appreciation
Paul H.
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0 responses
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open source, github
Take a photo of yourself every time you commit by php
Ryota Mochizuki
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0 responses
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php, osx, git
Command: github-clone
Reorx
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1 response
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zsh, git, bash
MongoDB Text Search Examples
Tobias Trelle
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0 responses
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mongodb, javascript, github
Power Shell 3.0
Michael Dominick
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1 response
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powershell, git, windows
Amend last git commit
Antonio
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1 response
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git
Follow new people on GitHub
Arthur Nogueira Neves
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0 responses
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friends, github
push automatically on commit
Maximilian Weber
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2 responses
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git, webermax
git add -u
Nguyen Thanh Hai
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0 responses
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git
Read your own pull requests
Paul Blundell
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0 responses
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pair programming, code review, version control, github
Last commit hash alias
Rob W
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git
git add --patch
Rashmi
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rashmi14yadav, git
My default .gitignore
Francesco Napoletano
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0 responses
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gitignore, git
Git cheats sheets in your command line
0xAX
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0 responses
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github, git
Quickly merge feature branches in git
Lee Machin
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0 responses
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merge, git
Restoring deleted file from Git repo
Łukasz Sągol
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0 responses
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scm, zgryw, repo, repository
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