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Latest revision as of 16:50, 2 December 2014
GitHub
- An alternate, cgit.sugarlabs.org web interface to git.sugarlabs.orgrg]
- James Simmons' book "Make Your Own Sugar Activities!" chapter 11 explains Git for activity developers, it is highly recommended for intermediate and advanced users
- Anish Mangal explains the git workflow on the Sugar development mailing list
- git top links: 2010-1
- Git Community Book
- John Wiegley has written an overview of git: Git from the bottom up
- Charles Duran from Harvard has written a lovely overview of git at Understanding Git Conceptually
- GNOME maintains a list of references to git for mortals
- Learn Git One Commit at a Time
- Pro Git by Scott Chacon,
- Gitcasts.
- 25 Git Tips