Learn More Git (Optional)
- Short and Sweet: Next-Level Git and GitHub – Get Productive (Udemy).
- Git for Beginners (SitePoint). Read from Staging Files for Commit to the end of this brief intro.
- Git Tutorials (Atlassian/Bitbucket). Start with Getting Started.
- Git Resources (Atlassian/Bitbucket)
- The Pro Git Book. Ch. 2 covers essential, basic commands.
- Git Cheat Sheet (PDF)
- Git Reference (GitRef)
About GitHub, Gitlab & Bitbucket
GitHub is a Web-based Git repository hosting service. It offers all of the distributed revision control and source code management (SCM) functionality of Git as well as adding its own features.
Gitlab is the new kid on the block, and offers free private repos (Github does not).
Bitbucket also offers free private repos.
- GitHub Guides. GitHub’s official YouTube channel.
- Short and Sweet: Next-Level Git and GitHub – Get Productive (udemy.com)
- Short and Sweet: Advanced Git Command-Line Mastery (udemy.com)
- Seven Ways To Use GitHub That Aren’t Coding. e.g., Data Visualization For Journalists.
- How To Use GitHub Pages To Make Web Sites While Learning to Code.
- Github Student Developer Pack (Github Education). Free software for student developers.
- Bitbucket vs. GitHub: Which project host has the most?