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Foundations, Intermediate Workbook Content Tuning #100
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“Getting to know” feels more complete with a broader survey of GitHub and Git than just one exclusively. Moving the order of acquiring the code first, then focusing on branches seems more logical so local and upstream branches can be discussed all at once.
Foundations course serves as survey of GitHub features and should include efficiency tips including these keyboard shortcuts.
@matthewmccullough and @brntbeer, Do these additions to the Foundations and adjustments to Intermediate seem ready to merge? A friendly reminder that this should feel like reasonable curriculum to cover if we, or anyone else, were wanting to tour the important elements of using GitHub.com and understanding repository basics in a three hour duration. |
$ git mv <file> <file> | ||
$ git log --stat -M | ||
$ git log --follow <file> | ||
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## Undoing commits with `revert` and `reset` | ||
## Undoing commits |
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I'm okay with it either way, but was thinking it was easier to find in the outline with the more detailed wording (why I added it). Feelings about this?
A few small tweaks suggested, @jordanmccullough , but otherwise, 🚢 |
Foundations, Intermediate Workbook content tuning
Continue to refine and tune content in Foundations and Intermediate workbooks.
Content amount and examples should have the "feel" of a three hour course/presentation.