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Software for tracking changes in any set of files, usually used for coordinating work among programmers collaboratively developing source code during software development.

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Github push commands

Github push commands

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Advanced Git Commands

Advanced Git Commands

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"How I Learned Git & GitHub—And Became a 10x Developer"

"How I Learned Git & GitHub—And Became a 10x Developer"

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Day 8/30 - Git Merge --no-ff – Force a merge commit (avoid fast-forward)

Day 8/30 - Git Merge --no-ff – Force a merge commit (avoid fast-forward)

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USEFUL GIT COMMANDS

USEFUL GIT COMMANDS

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Day 25/30 - Git Hooks (Pre-Commit, Pre-Push) – Automate Checks Before Commits/Pushes

Day 25/30 - Git Hooks (Pre-Commit, Pre-Push) – Automate Checks Before Commits/Pushes

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Manual Deployment from GitHub to AWS EC2 Using Deploy Keys

Manual Deployment from GitHub to AWS EC2 Using Deploy Keys

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🚀 Supercharge Your Git Workflow in Bash: Autocomplete, Aliases & Pro Tips

🚀 Supercharge Your Git Workflow in Bash: Autocomplete, Aliases & Pro Tips

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How I use AI, Raycast, and Lazygit to help me write better commit messages

How I use AI, Raycast, and Lazygit to help me write better commit messages

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🧠 What Is Git? (And Why It’s the Time Machine Your Code Needs)

🧠 What Is Git? (And Why It’s the Time Machine Your Code Needs)

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🤝 What Is Git Teamwork? (And Why It Makes Collaboration Smooth Like Butter)

🤝 What Is Git Teamwork? (And Why It Makes Collaboration Smooth Like Butter)

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Git Commands Explained with Quick Analogies

Git Commands Explained with Quick Analogies

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GIT COMMANDS

GIT COMMANDS

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Managing Multiple GitHub Accounts & Branches on Windows

Managing Multiple GitHub Accounts & Branches on Windows

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Day 7/30 - git blame -L – See who changed a specific line in a file

Day 7/30 - git blame -L – See who changed a specific line in a file

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