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				Caveats28 Feb 2016If this isn’t the only site you’ve looked at for assistance learning git, you may have come across advice that… 
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				Conclusion27 Feb 2016This guide does not claim, not wants to be, an exhaustive guide to git. It attempts to give a basic… 
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				The inner cycle8 Feb 2016While actively writing code and experimenting with possible solutions, it’s crucial to be constantly committing code to your local git… 
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				The middle cycle22 Jan 2016The middle cycle helps reduce the complexity of your final commit. This daily task is to pull the latest changes… 
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				The outer cycle5 Jan 2016The outer most cycle represents a full development task loop beginning with getting the latest code from the origin repo;… 
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				Setup: the origin repo19 Dec 2015When beginning to collaborate on a coding project using git, there are a couple of steps to create a local… 
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				Cycles: the introduction2 Dec 2015There are three development activities that cycle repeatedly within each other. They can be done as often as you like… 
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				Never, EVER, push to master15 Nov 2015Every repo, after an initial commit, starts by default with one branch and that is named master. It’s the branch… 
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				branch off, commit, and merge back29 Oct 2015Once your changes have been carefully reviewed and staged, they’re ready to be committed to the active branch. Include a… 
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				review with status, diff and log12 Oct 2015Once you have staged all the changes you want to make (see add, remove and reset), you’re ready to commit…