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A Git story - Not so fun this time

Rise of Git (and GitHub)

weeklyfoo #40 / 2024-07-08

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Beej's Guide to Git

Learn git

weeklyfoo #71 / 2025-02-10

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Every engineer should understand git reflog

Didn’t know it exists ;)

weeklyfoo #11 / 2023-12-17

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Git - Beyond the Basics

Useful advanced git (and github) commands

weeklyfoo #64 / 2024-12-23

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Git Trailers

Git trailers are a powerful source of metadata as parsed by the Git Interpret Trailers command. Even better, trailers can be applied to commits and tags.

weeklyfoo #69 / 2025-01-27

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How Core Git Developers Configure Git

What git config settings should be defaults by now? Here are some settings that even the core developers change.

weeklyfoo #74 / 2025-03-03

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How to fork

Best practices and guide

weeklyfoo #56 / 2024-10-25

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How we shrunk our Javascript monorepo git size by 94%

This is a crazy story about the size of a repository.

weeklyfoo #57 / 2024-11-04

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Inside .git

If you ever wondered how .git is structured: Julia Evans gives a very entertaining introduction.

weeklyfoo #18 / 2024-02-05

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Maintaining dotfiles

Will definitely try out this bare repo method.

weeklyfoo #39 / 2024-07-01

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Modern Git Commands and Features You Should Be Using

Didn’t know about sparse checkout for example.

weeklyfoo #45 / 2024-08-12

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Mounting git commits as folders with NFS

Nice hint how to go through your git commits

weeklyfoo #10 / 2023-12-13

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Organizing multiple Git identities

If you’re working on different git projects with different identities that’s a must read!

weeklyfoo #5 / 2023-11-05

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Searching for and navigating Git commits

Learn how to search with the git cli in your code base

weeklyfoo #57 / 2024-11-04

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Unspoken git secrets that save you mountains of time as an engineer

And no, it’s NOT status, add, and commit.

weeklyfoo #76 / 2025-03-17

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