What is version control? Version control systems, like Perforce P4 and Git, let you track and manage changes to files over time.| Perforce Software
A tutorial you can follow to build your skills.| Sympolymathesy, by Chris Krycho
I build some new revsets useful for just one particular project, without disrupting my other project work. Here’s how you can do the same.| Sympolymathesy, by Chris Krycho
Discover the power of Git’s conditional includes to automatically switch between different developer identities, email addresses, and signing keys based on your project directory structure.| Eric Mann's Blog
In this post we will take a look at how to set up a shared Git repository. The goal is to have multiple different users be able to push to and pull from this repository. Security is provided by using Unix users and groups.| Relentless Coding
How to write a good commit messages that actually helps my future self to understanding previous code-changes so that I can fix bugs easily| andreas.heigl.org
This post explores tagging in git, a method to label specific commits in a repository’s history. I’ll cover the different types of tags, how to create them, list them, delete them and c…| Vuyisile Ndlovu
A really handy approach for splitting apart changes into multiple branches but working on their combination.| v5.chriskrycho.com
I was discussing my day at work with my family, and I had spent much of the day resolving conflicts after doing a merge of two divergent branches. Of course, neither my wife nor my son understood what I was talking about, so I came up with a very simple analogy to explain what I was doing.| Mad Man with a Compiler
Jujutsu (`jj`) is a new version control system from a software developer at Google. I have been using it full time for 6 months. Here’s why you should switch, too.| v5.chriskrycho.com
Note: This is a guest post by Jordi Mon Companys from Códice Software, a long-time Mono user, about how they used Mono to develop their flagship product.| www.mono-project.com
Tales of a computer programmer.| chrisoldwood.blogspot.com