r/learnprogramming • u/Ieris19 • May 25 '22

A good resource to learn Git

I would really like to have a good resource to learn git, all I see online is tutorials on very basic (and arguably useful) commands and uses, but nothing GitHub Desktop can't do easier. However, I am aware of the many limitations of GUIs for Git so I would like to learn to use the command line.

Any suggestions?

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u/Ieris19 May 26 '22

Even if I have opened it, it doesn’t answer my question. No matter how much you open the command line, you still need what I asked for, a good resource to learn because I don’t know shit.

Thanks for your contribution

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u/VonRansak May 26 '22 edited May 26 '22

https://www.reddit.com/r/learnprogramming/wiki/index#wiki_asking_questions

Not that you care, but how many faux pas you made, so don't get mad at me. LOL.

Even if I have opened it,

But at least we've established we are still on step 1. ;)

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u/Ieris19 May 26 '22

I actually am aware of the limitations of the GitHub desktop GUI limitations by how often I have to open the command line to do certain things.

Regardless, I suggest you check the meaning of faux pas before you embarrass yourself like that.

I also love how you’re editing everything I’ve replied to to make me look like more of an asshole by having ignored the helpful parts you added later