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WT* GIT

How I met Git When first getting in touch with the software development world, I stumbled upon expressions such as "push to master", "merge this feature", "create a new branch", "commit this and that" ... and I was really lost. Like ... are you talki...

Apr 29, 2020·cafecotech.hashnode.devRead the article

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Mariana Medeiros

@marianafmedeiros · Brazil

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Data Engineer | Product Engineer | Software Engineer

I have always liked the power and magic that come from a computer and then decided to learn how to build things with it. And now, here I am. I am also a coffee lover and enjoy exercising, music and plant-based food 🤓

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Francisco Quintero

Apr 30, 2020

Great article. This is the kind of article that easily become a reference for newbies to understand this important topic.

BTW, I also learnt many stuff in Git by reading the official book :)

Apr 30, 2020

Thanks, Francisco <3

YEAH, it is a great book, right? haha

Francisco Quintero

May 4, 2020

Mariana Medeiros Yes, it is. However I never dared to read the more advanced stuff like Submodules :D