Lately I've been working with many customers to help them make the migration from the old SVN to git. This obviously not a one shot move and does require time, discipline and learning. I pretty sure that there are some readers wondering how SVN is still used, and the answer
Everyone of us was (or know someone that) part of an enterprise still working with svn. Sooner or later, this company (will) make the decision to start using git! That was the case for me lately with a client. worth nothing to mention that this post does not try to
This is the 3rd post in a blog series that wrap up some key fundamentals of git. Today, I'll highlight some useful and underestimated git commands. Git revert: Rolling back changes It always happens! Perhaps you didn’t have enough coffee that morning, or it was just before lunch. Somehow
In the previous post, we've seen how git store internally objects, what makes it fast and flexible, how objects in Git are identified by a hash and the relation between commit, tree and objects. In this post, we'll tolk about git refs. Refs Since we want to manipulate objects quite
Git has quickly become an incredibly popular version control system, but how does it actually work? It's very different from a centralized version control system, and understanding how it models history allows you to understand how to use it. This post tries to explain how Git actually works under the