- Setting up Git locally
- If you're on a Mac, you can install Git automatically. To do this, open the Terminal application from spotlight and type git. This will prompt Git to install the rest of the command line tools for Git. This should only take a few minutes. It will ask if you would like to download Xcode, which you can ignore.
- If are running Windows and have trouble installing Git, try installing GitHub Desktop which will install Git for you.
- Generating and adding SSH keys
- Creating a repository
- Adding collaborators to your repository
- Cloning a repository
- Working with remotes
- Using pull requests
- Git cheat sheet
- GitHub training kit
- Undoing (almost) everything in Git
- GitHub Help articles for bootcamp
- GitHub desktop application
- Atom text editor
- Hub gem CLI tool
- Matthew McCullough's Git aliases (in the gitconfig file)
- Open source git ignores