<p>I'm continuing with coding static pages from PSD, but this week I decided to learn Git also. There are two reasons, first I need to make a strong portfolio from my GitHub profile, second I'm terrible at Git. </p>
<p>I use it more than one year, but not so often as I would want to. Each time when I'm facing the need of pushing, fetching and creating new repo my hands are shaking. So, I took a free course on Epam's learning platform, repeating all examples and did all homework. Also, I made a lot of notes for future me who accidentally will forget a half of that. Didn't know that git has GUI (git gui&amp;, gitk&amp; commands). Understanding how Git works under the hood helped me a lot, especially about HEAD and what it points to (the last commit). Also, information about branching strategies may help on the job interview.</p>


I'm continuing with coding static pages from PSD, but this week I decided to learn Git also. There are two reasons, first I need to make a strong portfolio from my GitHub profile, second I'm terrible at Git. 

I use it more than one year, but not so often as I would want to. Each time when I'm facing the need of pushing, fetching and creating new repo my hands are shaking. So, I took a free course on Epam's learning platform, repeating all examples and did all homework. Also, I made a lot of notes for future me who accidentally will forget a half of that. Didn't know that git has GUI (git gui&, gitk& commands). Understanding how Git works under the hood helped me a lot, especially about HEAD and what it points to (the last commit). Also, information about branching strategies may help on the job interview.


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