Git
summary
Argues that fixing tiny Git annoyances yields big time savings and shows concrete fixes: use git - as a variable for the previous branch to flip between work quickly, use git -- to limit logs to a filename (even deleted files), and fall back to git reflog or rebase/bisect for catastrophic recovery. Recommends terminal color prompts, lightweight tagging for releases, and GitHub Actions for immediate site deploys — practical steps that demonstrably reduce daily errors.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Introduction and Git frustrations
- 7:40Technology should work for us
- 13:15Simple Git commands that help
- 20:19Q&A and small fixes
