CodeProjectWhile there are GUI interfaces available for GIT (some good, some bad), familiarity with at least the basics of git’s command line interface can only enhance your ability to use the tool to maximum effectiveness.

Can I Use Git to Deploy my ASP.NET Website to Microsoft Azure?

by levelnis

Part 2 of a series on deploying to Microsoft Azure

Configuring PyCharm to Work With Enthought Canopy and GitHub

by Gowrishankarnath

This article raised from my own need to find an easy to use guide with all the information related to setting up a Python working environment using PyCharm, Enthought Canopy and GitHub at a single source.

Deleting an SSH Key from Git Gui

by Christian Specht

How to delete an SSH key from Git Gui

Getting Started with Git for the Windows Developer (Part III) - Working with Files Using Bash

by John Atten

Third part in a series focused on getting familiar with Git for Windows developers

Git Branching Essentials

by Feature Extraction

Git Branching Essentials

Git Quick Reference: Interactive Patch Staging with git add -p

by John Atten

Interactive patch staging with Git add -p.

Git Subtree Merge –The Quick Version

by John Atten

Here is the quick version of Git Subtree Merge

Git: Interactively Stage Portions of a Single Changed File for Commit Using git add -p

by John Atten

Interactively stage portions of a single changed file for Commit using git add -p.

How Can I Keep Code Quality High When Publishing to Azure?

by levelnis

Part 3 of a series on deploying to Microsoft Azure

How to become a better GIT Collaborator

by Simon Jackson

Some of the best working practices for working with open source projects.

How to Check out a Remote GIT Branch, Which Doesn't Exist on Your Local Clone?

by Divya Ulasala

Check out remote Git branch that does not exist on local clone

How to Delete Local/Remote Git Branches

by Ahmed Bouchefra

Deleting remote and local branches from your Git repositories

How to Set a Different Username and Email for Each Repository in Git?

by Divya Ulasala

This blog entry explains how to set up a different username and email id for a personal project.

Managing Nested Libraries Using the GIT Subtree Merge Workflow

by John Atten

Managing nested libraries using the GIT subtree merge workflow

Minimal March – Part 1: Getting Started with .NET and C# at the Command-line

by Jeffrey T. Fritz

Get started with .NET and C# at command line

SourceTree Issue: This is Not a Valid Working Copy Path

by Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ)

We will discuss a quick tip to resolve the SourceTree issue mentioned in the title.

Spring Cloud Config with Managing Application Configuration

by Trần_Tuấn_Anh

Managing configuration in modern distributed systems can be challenging. As applications scale and evolve, maintaining a centralized and consistent configuration across multiple environments is critical.

Syncfusion’s "Succinctly" Series of Free ebooks

by Simon Jackson

Syncfusion’s "Succinctly" series, one of the largest free (and still growing) set of technical books covering everything from languages, to source control systems and beyond.

Use git-secret to Encrypt Secrets in the Repository [Tutorial Part 6]

by PascalLandau

How to setup git-secret to store secrets directly in the repository

Using Git Submodule and Develop Mode to Manage Python Projects

by Shun Huang

How to use Git submodule and develop mode for managing Python projects

Yes, you can use GitHub for Windows with BitBucket

by Jeffrey T. Fritz

In this article, I will show you how to configure the "GitHub for Windows" application to interact with a BitBucket repository.