I’ve been busy the last few weeks, which is why this blog has stalled a little. But I’m back with a real gem. We’re using Git at my current place of work, and it’s a superb Source Control System. Unfortunately, it can be a bit ‘alien’ (and verbose) when encountered via the Command Line (it’s Linux origins showing though, I think). But this page walks you through what you need to know quickly & easily, and I particularly like this nugget:

When dealing with git, it’s best to work in small bits. Rule of thumb: if you can’t summarise it in a sentence, you’ve gone too long without committing.