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Pragmatic Guide to Git
Need to learn how to wrap your head around Git, but don't need a lot of hand holding? Grab this book if you're new to Git, not to the world of programming. Git tasks displayed on two-page spreads provide all the context you need, without the extra fluff.
Get up to speed on Git right now with Pragmatic Guide to Git. Task-oriented two-page spreads get you up and running with...more
Get up to speed on Git right now with Pragmatic Guide to Git. Task-oriented two-page spreads get you up and running with...more
Paperback, 160 pages
Published
November 22nd 2010
by Pragmatic Bookshelf
(first published November 15th 2010)
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Impostazione originale, ma che reputo una buona idea: nella pagina di sinistra una breve spiegazione della funzionalità, nella pagina di destra i comandi e gli esempi.
Copre abbastanza bene le basi dell'uso di git, dando anche qualche consiglio utile sull'utilizzo migliore.
Soffre di due difetti:
- è troppo breve, e vista l'impostazione, abbastanza risicato nelle spiegazioni. Non riesce a coprire molti casi particolari, e rimane fumoso su alcuni argomenti (tipo amend)
- come praticamente tutti i lib...more
Copre abbastanza bene le basi dell'uso di git, dando anche qualche consiglio utile sull'utilizzo migliore.
Soffre di due difetti:
- è troppo breve, e vista l'impostazione, abbastanza risicato nelle spiegazioni. Non riesce a coprire molti casi particolari, e rimane fumoso su alcuni argomenti (tipo amend)
- come praticamente tutti i lib...more
Este libro es una excelente gu��a para adquirir r��pidamente un conocimiento b��sico de Git. Como todos los libros de Pragmatic que he le��do, est�� estructurado de forma muy ordenada y coherente, con textos claros, muchos ejemplos y proporcionando una lectura agradable. Es un libro que sirve para empezar a trabajar con Git sin meterse en detalles internos y que puede valer para muchos usuarios. En mi caso se queda corto, pero me ha servido como una introducci��n excelente para seguir aprendiend...more
I like the format of this book. It seems to breeze a bit too quickly over concepts like branches, tags, and collab...sometimes. It may have been better to make it less a reference work and more scenario-based. That said, it is a one-day read, with examples you can muck with nowise.
A good reference guide for using git. It is organized around the activities a user would be trying to perform and moving from simple local focused operations to more collaborative ones.
The layout works great if you are reading a paper copy or viewing it on a device that allows you to view both pages at once. It makes is more helpful than a typical web-based guide.
The layout works great if you are reading a paper copy or viewing it on a device that allows you to view both pages at once. It makes is more helpful than a typical web-based guide.
This is a terrific reference book for getting started with git. It has proved invaluable at work.
Quick. To the point. Good first introduction.
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