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Pragmatic Version Control Using Git Travis Swicegood |
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Pragmatic Guide to JavaScript Christophe Porteneuve |
I’d heard a lot of the hype surrounding Git. It wasn’t until I read Travis’ book that I learned why people are so enthusiastic about it. Travis does a great job explaining the power of Git in a digestible format.
Git can be intimidating and frustrating to new users. Pragmatic Guide to Git alleviates that pain with a straightforward, concise walk-through that arms readers with exactly what they need to use Git productively.
This book is a must-have for anyone using Git or just getting started with Git. It has saved me time in finding the best practices for managing my Git repositories and will sit on my bookshelf as the go-to resource for anything Git.
With two years of experience with Git, I thought I would have known most everything in Pragmatic Guide to Git. After reading it cover to cover, I learned that’s not the case. It’s a well-organized collection of useful Git techniques for all audiences.
