PublishedO'Reilly & Assoc, September 2012 |
ISBN9781449316389 |
FormatSoftcover, 400 pages |
Popular, comprehensive coverage of a crucial tool for software
development, with in-depth explanations and useful techniques.
This book shows, in step by step fashion, how to track, branch,
merge, and manage code revisions using Git. Created to manage
development of the Linux kernel, Git has become a critical tool
for anyone working with software files or other text documents
managed by a version control system.
Key Selling Points
Git is a popular tool used throughout the open source community
The book provides step-by-step tutorials as well as solutions to
real-world scenarios
Builds quickly from introductory material to advanced techniques
such as rebasing, hooks, and various ways to handle submodules
(subprojects)
Expanded coverage of advanced features, including the reflog and
stash, manipulating trees, and the Github repository
Written by a leading proponent of Git, who has extensive
experience with it
