Git Help

Here are some resources to help you with Git. Of course, you don't have to read all of this :) I have put a ★ next to the ones I think should be understood.

##Quick Example##

An example on how to add code to develop (this is where we will upload, when it's ready it will move to master)

Switch to develop:

git checkout develop

You can update the content:

git pull origin develop

After working on it:

git add [new files]
git commit
git push origin develop

##Introductions, to help you get started##

• Git for the Lazy
• Everyday Git in 20 Commands or so
• ★ A Note About Git Commit Messages
• ★ Git Flow (helps with managing branches),
• ★ Introduction to Git Flow - Even if you don't use git flow, it is a introduction to clean branching.

##Advanced Materials for the Inquisitive##

• Git for Computer Scientists gives an overview of how the internal graphs of Git work.

##References##

• Git Reference
• GitHub Help
• [Git Ready] provides tips

##Longer resources##

• Pro Git free eBook by Scott Chacon (a GitHub developer)