after working full-time at the same programming job for 8 years, I’ve made the decision to leave – and I’m realizing that there are some things I’ll especially miss…
my coworkers this one’s fairly obvious I think, due to the whole “social beings” quandary: I’m gonna miss the people I’ve worked with for the better part of a decade.
I have been the last one standing on my team like 3 times during my tenure – so even though I’ve been working on the same team for 7+ years, I’m lucky to have worked directly with lots of people who have since moved onto other teams or left the company.
introduction this guide is my attempt to construct a functional handbook for using git and learning a bit about how it works. to write this, I’ve extracted some tips I found helpful from the first version of the Pro Git book (licensed under CC by-nc-sa 3.0), and relied on my own experiences to furnish that framework. I mostly wrote this to formalize a reference for myself, but I hope it can be helpful for others interested to use git - beginners and experts alike!