Git Best Practices Guide
Master the best practices of Git with the help of real-time scenarios to maximize team efficiency and workflow
Published on 7. October 2025
102 pages
978-1-78355-374-7 (ISBN)
Description
Key Features
Book DescriptionIf you are a developer and you want to completely master Git without heavy theory, this is the book for you. A reasonable knowledge level and basic understanding of Git concepts will get you started with this book.What you will learn
Create a Git repository and learn how to push your code to the repository Discover the easiest Git commands to use and manage your repository Learn how to find and resolve conflicts and mistakes Explore Git with your team members using commands such as clone, pull, and branch Set up Git for Continuous Integration to improve workflow Understand tag commits for mapping the application version An introduction to repository management and other Git tools
Who this book is for
Book DescriptionIf you are a developer and you want to completely master Git without heavy theory, this is the book for you. A reasonable knowledge level and basic understanding of Git concepts will get you started with this book.What you will learn
Create a Git repository and learn how to push your code to the repository Discover the easiest Git commands to use and manage your repository Learn how to find and resolve conflicts and mistakes Explore Git with your team members using commands such as clone, pull, and branch Set up Git for Continuous Integration to improve workflow Understand tag commits for mapping the application version An introduction to repository management and other Git tools
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Edition
Digital original
Language
English
Place of publication
Birmingham
United Kingdom
Target group
Professional and scholarly
US School Grade: College Graduate Student
Edition type
Digital original
File size
2,19 MB
ISBN-13
978-1-78355-374-7 (9781783553747)
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Eric PIDOUX :
Eric Pidoux has a Master's degree in Computer Science from Miage Aix-Marseille and is currently working as a lead web developer at createur.ch, Lausanne, Switzerland. He started learning PHP 10 years ago and is now a Symfony2 ninja who likes coding as well as drinking beer. He has worked as a technical reviewer on GitLab Repository Management and Extending Symfony2 Web Application Framework, both by Packt Publishing.
Eric Pidoux has a Master's degree in Computer Science from Miage Aix-Marseille and is currently working as a lead web developer at createur.ch, Lausanne, Switzerland. He started learning PHP 10 years ago and is now a Symfony2 ninja who likes coding as well as drinking beer. He has worked as a technical reviewer on GitLab Repository Management and Extending Symfony2 Web Application Framework, both by Packt Publishing.
Content
Table of Contents
Starting a Git repository
Working with others
Finding and resolving mistakes
Going deeper into Git
Using Git for continuous integration
Starting a Git repository
Working with others
Finding and resolving mistakes
Going deeper into Git
Using Git for continuous integration
