Overview
This book, Git Best Practices Guide, delves into the practical side of mastering Git. It combines straightforward explanations and actionable workflows to help you efficiently manage your codebase with Git.
What this Book will help me do
- Create and manage new Git repositories from the ground up.
- Master essential Git commands like clone, pull, and branch to collaborate effectively.
- Identify and fix conflicts in a team setting to ensure smooth development processes.
- Integrate Git into automated CI/CD pipelines to streamline deployments.
- Tag and map commits systematically for clear software versioning.
Author(s)
Eric Pidoux is an experienced software engineer who has worked with various version control systems in professional environments. He brings his expertise to writing with a focus on clarity and practicality. Passionate about development workflows, Eric aims to help developers harness the power of Git through real-world guidance.
Who is it for?
This book is ideal for software developers, particularly those working in teams who wish to enhance their code collaboration processes with Git. If you already have a basic understanding of Git and are looking to deepen your usage of Git features and best practices, this book is for you. It also appeals to team leads and dev-ops engineers aiming to streamline team workflows and code integration processes. Beginners with some foundational knowledge can also find the book useful to transition to more advanced Git functionalities.