On May 21, Matthias Felleisen wrote:
> Do you realize that you wrote 57 pages.
(45 using standard 66 lines/page...)
Yes, it's long, but it should be very easy to read, and if you do,
you'll have everything you need to know for a while.
(And it's still shorter from many git books, and it's also shorter
from the subversion book.)
> I want a
>
> cheat sheet.
I included *four* cheat sheets (which Sam pasted in his reply).
> When I was young you could go to the college bookstore and buy a
> one-page reference card for your favorite language, shell, etc.
(Well, these days you replace asking for "foo" in the bookstore with
googling for it...)
On May 21, Sam Tobin-Hochstadt wrote:
> Perhaps these links should be at the beginning of the magnum opus:
The problem is that git is not a drop-in replacement for svn, which
means that if you'll get straight to these things, you're still likely
to do mistakes like using `git commit -a'.
--
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http://barzilay.org/ Maze is Life!
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