Here are just some of the URLs I used to get started with Git, both from an end-user point of view, and as a sysadmin to manage all of it. I hope you find them as useful as I did.
- Pro Git: excellent online book, that explains the very basics and very advanced stuff in Git. Should be your first stop.
- 8 ways to share your git repository: explains some of the methods of setting up your git repositories, with the pro’s and cons.
- How to set up git over http: a plain text write-up on the steps involved in setting up your git repo over http.
- *Edit* git ready: a tip by Serge, a great site for beginning git users.
After your default setup, here are some useful tools to get the most out of Git.
- How to install gitweb: a webbased git repository browser. Looks nice as well.
- Git autocompletion and enhanced bash prompt: cannot live without it anymore. The enhanced prompt shows your current branch etc, very nice!
- Why aren’t you using git flow yet: an extension to git, offering some “guidelines” on code deployment. I’m a fan.
Enjoy, and make sure you share your valuable git links!