Meet Git

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Very basic introduction to Git.

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Icons are from The Noun Project:
Idea designed by Andrew Laskey
Document designed by Rob Gill
Speech Bubble designed by Samuel Q. Green
Document 2 designed by Prerak Patel
History designed by John Caserta
Database designed by Anton Outkine
Check Mark designed by Hrag Chanchanian
Cloud designed by Pieter J. Smits
Camera designed by Pham Thi Dieu Linh
Thanks to:
Benjamin Humphrey (humphreybc.com) for design work

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Meet Git

1. Meet Git

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102. Icons are from The Noun Project: Idea designed by Andrew Laskey Document designed by Rob Gill Speech Bubble designed by Samuel Q. Green Document 2 designed by Prerak Patel History designed by John Caserta Database designed by Anton Outkine Check Mark designed by Hrag Chanchanian Cloud designed by Pieter J. Smits Camera designed by Pham Thi Dieu Linh Thanks to: Benjamin Humphrey (humphreybc.com) for design work

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