So, as it turns out, Git does have an auto-complete (or tab completion) feature.

Why this doesn’t come out of the box in the year 2026? I don’t know.

But, if you’ve been living in the hell of manually typing out feature branch names like I have, don’t be like me. Configure …

I’ve been learning way more about git than I bargained for this week.

Real quick article today. I learned how to use git rebase to squash commits today.

What does it mean to squash a commit?

Let’s say you make a change in one file, and make a commit. Then you realize you forgot to make …

Git is really easy when you’re working by yourself. For the longest time, I’ve used git, GitHub and Gitea on personal side projects. All I really knew how to do was push to main and watch the world burn. Then, I went through the Galvanize Software Development Immersive (SDI) course and …

Learn Git in Five Minutes

The purpose of this post is to get you up and running with git in about 5 minutes. If it takes you longer than that… well, I don’t have an SLA associated with this post so, maybe just read faster.

You’ll learn enough to get you curious. This won’t …