A personal repository for exploring and mastering Git fundamentals, best practices, and workflow conventions.
🚀 About the Project
I created Git Learning to document everything I’ve learned about Git — from beginner-friendly basics to advanced workflows.
It serves as a living reference for myself and anyone who wants to understand Git more deeply, with a clean, structured format and real-world examples.
📚 What’s Inside
Here’s what you’ll find inside the repository:
📘 Basics — Core Git commands and everyday usage
🧩 Prefixes — Commit and branch naming conventions
⚙️ Advanced — Advanced commands and collaboration workflows
💡 Tips — Best practices and maintenance tips
🔗 Resources — Learning materials and tools
🧭 Why I Built It
I wanted a reference that’s:
Easy to read and apply daily
Organized like real documentation
Helpful for both solo developers and teams
Something I could improve over time as I master Git further
It’s designed to feel like a mini-handbook you can always return to, especially when you forget a flag or need a clean commit pattern.
💖 Support & Connect
If you find it useful, please leave a ⭐ on the repo:
👉 Git Learning on GitHub
You can also follow me on GitHub for more developer resources and projects!
⚖️ License
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
Feel free to reference, fork, and learn from it — with proper attribution.
Thanks for reading!
If you have any tips, resources, or Git tricks of your own, I’d love to hear them in the comments. 🗨️
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