Congratulations on completing the first part of this book! Now, the fun begins. The first part taught you the basic features of Git. You should be comfortable at making change and tracking them with Git. Writing meaningful commit messages is a little bit hard, but you will get better with each commit if you follow the last chapter’s advices. You should also be able to peek at a previous version and view the history logs; those are very important features needed for all further chapters.
You are now ready to tackle a brand-new challenge: leave your local repository and play with remote repositories. ...