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Reading through the Atlassian git tutorials (which took me a bit under a weekend) was really good. I went from beginner user to understanding git very well for all work purposes.
You can get anything else you need from Google.
For context, whenever my colleagues had git questions they usually came to me or one other developer. Either of us could always answer their questions.
The next resource on my list is Pro Git, I've heard good things about it. However it's very low priority at the moment because the Atlassian tutorials gave me pretty much all I need in terms of Git knowledge.
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Reading through the Atlassian git tutorials (which took me a bit under a weekend) was really good. I went from beginner user to understanding git very well for all work purposes.
You can get anything else you need from Google.
For context, whenever my colleagues had git questions they usually came to me or one other developer. Either of us could always answer their questions.
The next resource on my list is Pro Git, I've heard good things about it. However it's very low priority at the moment because the Atlassian tutorials gave me pretty much all I need in terms of Git knowledge.