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Wed, 14 Jan 2009

Soon to be With Added Git?
Despite setting up my own gitweb install I'm still not using git regularly enough to be comfortable with it so today I went through the Peepcode Press Git Internals book/PDF. While the diagrams and details of what happens under the cover are useful it's the wrong level for me as a basic user. To ease myself in to the move from subversion for some of my personal projects I found Git Magic to be more useful.

I know git requires a mental shift and it's a very complex and powerful tool but for my own needs I'll probably never use more than 10% of its capabilities. Unfortunately most of the projects I use and need to submit patches to have switched - so I'll be a happy sheep and go along for the ride. Even if it turns out to be a roller coaster.

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