Master Git with THESE subcommands 👩‍💻 #developer #softwaredeveloper #commandline #programmer #tech

[waynelau]

These two are my most commonly used commands: git commit --no-verify && git push --force

[wesmorgan]

Didn't know about switch. Just relied on stash. Thanks

[dinckelman]

Most people don't know things until they learn them. Who would have guessed

[John-qohw]

Your channel is amazing. You actually teach good stuff instead of just repeating the same basics found in like 99% of youtube tutorials.

[jaylukas]

I'm just getting into coding, and I want to say thank you for your content. The coding games that you have recommended are fun and inspirational.

[judyodiakose]

Would you mind doing like a really comprehensive video on it... These shorts are killing.

[cpu]

I love these explainer videos. Well done. Keep 'em comming.

[pyp]

Damn, there's more to Git than I thought. I understand some basic stuff in Git such as making commits, pushing commits, seeing logs, and differences. But this just makes Git even more interesting to learn.

[snowytones]

actually Need this for a web dev and compsec test cheers chief!

[shapelessed]

Git is indeed massive. But the bad part is that the commands that do essentially the same stuff look completely different and all over thr place.

[LightningMcCream]

Wow, git switch is definitely gonna be useful

[orterves]

There's no shame using a GUI. Even if you know the commands, interpreting the output efficiently is still easier in the GUI

[jamespeterson]

I'm an amateur programmer at best and I recently started using git submodules. I love the ability to share a module I made on my local git repo amongst multiple projects without trying to point to a location in an outside filesystem. I'm sure there's much more to do with it than that, but I'm learning a little bit all the time. Thanks for sharing some of these other tips!

[youssiefmok]

You know so much about terminals, in the next video could you recommend books for computer science?

[rooreg]

As a developer of 2 years, the only git commands I know are: git commit, git pull, git push, git checkout and git stash.

[kevinrobertandrews]

omg I've been stashing instead of switching... 🤦‍♂️ Thanks!

[casperhansen]

I use a common git gui tool, life is too short for git command lines

[thatsalot]

I find it very trivial to add individual files, resolve merge conflicts and diff using cli,
Yeah things like adding a remote directory, creating a branch, switching and anything else is just faster with cli compared to 3 to 5 clicks

[hamsandwich]

CLI is better for some things and GUI better for others

[muhammadsubhan]

Didn't know git switch, GC, blame, . Nice to know these commands.