Tips & Tricks: Gotta Git Them All - GitHub Universe 2016

It's the little details that make using Git and GitHub so great, but what are those details and commands that expose you to the best of the platform? Do you know how to close issues from pull requests? How to quickly browse to a file? Do you know how to find the history of a range of lines in a given file? Join Jamie Strusz and Brent Beer from GitHub to answer these questions and find joy in the little things.

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[StefanoSaitta]

All the Atom part of the talk basically change my way of using the editor (which i love already). What a biiig improvement. Keep up with the good job. Short question i wasn't able to find anywhere: There is any way in order to find and actually jump on a specific dir of the project (on the project column)? The fuzzy finder CMD + t works well, but it's only for files, and it happend very often that i want to see the full tree of a directory instead of scrolling down the all column and found it. I don't know if i explained correcty, i hope you will give me an answer on this.

Thank you so much! +1