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Revision as of 05:33, 5 October 2015
This article introduces Git for the beginner.
Contents
Requirements
Learning and using Git requires:
- An account with a Git hosting service
- Or, run your own Git server
- A Git client, for example GitHub Desktop.
Git hosting services
See GitHub.
Git clients
See Git client and GitHub Desktop.
Git servers
See Git server.
See also
External links
GitHub links:
General links:
- Get Started with Git - Al Shaw November 02, 2010
- Getting Started with Git - Karen Baker
June 06, 2013
- Git Cheat Sheet
- Git for Beginners
- Getting Started with Git: The Fundamentals
- Getting started with Version Control @ Stack Overflow
- Getting Started
- Git Basics
- Git Basics @ Team Treehouse
- Git for Beginners - Lauren Norsini
- Quickly Get Started with Git
- Starting With Git!
- Getting Started with Git and GitHub - Derek Dahmer
- Getting Started with GitHub + Git @ YouTube
- [How to Get Started with Github How to Get Started] @ YouTube
