Great post! I found it very concise and clear which is always very much appreciated in a tech article.
I am also a big fan of illustrations, especially when it comes to a concept like git which is a bit harder to explain if you don't have all of the background information and technical know-how.
I think it would be great if you could follow it up with an article about more advanced git commands once you get more comfortable with it. I would be very interested to see you bring the same style of writing to commands such as git rebase and working with a project that has multiple origins (to expand on the necessity of git pull origin master), for example.
Best of luck on your learning journey!
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Hi Molly!
Great post! I found it very concise and clear which is always very much appreciated in a tech article.
I am also a big fan of illustrations, especially when it comes to a concept like
gitwhich is a bit harder to explain if you don't have all of the background information and technical know-how.I think it would be great if you could follow it up with an article about more advanced
gitcommands once you get more comfortable with it. I would be very interested to see you bring the same style of writing to commands such asgit rebaseand working with a project that has multiple origins (to expand on the necessity ofgit pull origin master), for example.Best of luck on your learning journey!