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It took me a pretty long time to really get Git. As I’ve continued to use Git more and more where I work, I’ve found myself trying to teach people what it is and why we use it over and over again, and the reality is that Git generally has a pretty steep learning curve compared to many other systems. I’ve seen case after case of devel- opers who love Git after they finally understand it, but getting to that point is often somewhat painstaking.
This book is aimed at the developer who does not particularly like Subversion, Perforce or whatever SCM system they are currently using, has heard good things about Git, but doesn’t know where to start or why it’s so wonderful. It is meant to explain Git as simply as possible in a clean, concise, easily readable volume. My goal is to help you understand Git internals as well as usage at a fundamental level by the time you finish this book.
To accomplish this, I’m starting the book out (after the introduction) with a section about what Git actually does, rather than how to use it. I found that I didn’t really understand Git and had many problems using it until I understood what it was actually doing at a low level, rather than thinking of it as a different, weird SVN-like system.
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和pro git的git internals差不多额。
评分可还行，只看了讲 internal 的部分。将日常使用的部分很浅，翻翻就过了
评分据说，这就是分布式 确实挺不错的 又学到点新东西
评分可还行，只看了讲 internal 的部分。将日常使用的部分很浅，翻翻就过了
评分这本才是给程序狗看的git书，把git讲透彻了。我以前看过o'reilly那本，看得云里雾里。看过这本书以后我开始grok git了
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