although git has a lot of advanced, powerful (and confusing!) functionality, operating on a somewhat mysterious level unless you are an initiate 😆, in normal day to day use you don't really need all the complex stuff.
Maybe this is where git tutorials go wrong, focusing on all the powerful "extra" features rather than what you actually will be doing day to day - which is really just fetch/pull, add, commit & push.
although git has a lot of advanced, powerful (and confusing!) functionality, operating on a somewhat mysterious level unless you are an initiate 😆, in normal day to day use you don't really need all the complex stuff.
Maybe this is where git tutorials go wrong, focusing on all the powerful "extra" features rather than what you actually will be doing day to day - which is really just fetch/pull, add, commit & push.
I have to strongly agree with you. Git official doc are not cup of tea for everyone. Infact some other blogs explain it easy way 😀