Joint or shared (coding) projects benefit largely from a repository service that keeps track of versions and changes. git, initially developed by Linus Torvalds for creating Linux OS, is today the most widely used distributed Version Control System (VCS). This blog is about installing, setting up and working with git VCS. The blog primarily centers on the git command line tool. Both for local repositories, and for connecting and managing online repositories hosted at GitHub.com.

git version control system

• Install git for command line January 31, 2020 Install Git command line tool
• git Secure Shell (SSH) February 10, 2020 Setup git Secure Shell (SSH) connection
• Local git control February 16, 2020 git control in local machine
• Shared master local git control February 17, 2020 Setup local git version control with shared master
• git branches February 18, 2020 git branches in local repositories
• Forking repositories February 21, 2020 Forking and cloning GitHub repositories
• git submodules February 22, 2020 Creating git submodules
• GitHub gh-pages February 22, 2020 Managing a GitHub gh-pages blog with the git command line tool
• git for Karttur's GeoImagine Framework February 25, 2020 git for Karttur’s GeoImagine Framework
• Remote repositories with GitHub November 20, 2020 Setup remote repositories with GitHub
• git cheat sheet January 11, 2021 GitHub/git cheat sheet for GeoImagine Framework
• Managing superprojects February 11, 2021 Swamp from SSH to HTTPS
• Managing superprojects February 11, 2021 Cloning, managing and updating superprojects and submodules