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This documentation helps you understand what matters when using Git and GitHub in real projects. It focuses on key concepts, workflows, and habits, not every command or flag. |
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If you’re looking for full command references, official docs already exist. This guide helps you know what to learn, when, and why.
- Students and beginners learning Git for the first time 🎓
- Developers who use Git but want better workflows 🛠️
- Teams collaborating on shared projects 🤝
- How Git works at a conceptual level
- How Git and GitHub fit into real team workflows
- Best practices used in daily development
- How Git connects to automation and CI/CD
Read pages in order if you’re new.
Jump directly to workflows or GitHub sections if you already know the basics.
Git makes sense when you understand the flow, not when you memorize commands.