Git

Runs in the terminal and writes each change as its own git commit. in AI · Applied Tools →

Asynchronous coding agent from Google Labs that connects to GitHub repositories to fix bugs, write tests, and bump… in AI · Applied Tools →

Renders repository history as a growing animated tree where you see who touched what. in DevOps & Infrastructure →

Makes GitHub repos that don’t publish jars usable directly as dependencies. in DevOps & Infrastructure →

The Turkish translation of Git’s official book. in DevOps & Infrastructure →

The smallest open-source Heroku-like PaaS, running on a single host via git push. in Self-Hosting & Personal Cloud →

An entry-level exam covering version control, collaboration flow and GitHub governance. in Learning & Roadmaps →

Run Git commands in a safe environment with immediate feedback. in Practice & Challenges →

Draws the commit graph live to show what rebase, cherry-pick and merge actually do — the shortest path to learning Git… in Practice & Challenges →

A guide to Git’s object database, refs and merge algorithm. in Free Books & Long Reads →

A long essay explaining Git from its data model rather than its commands, showing what each command changes inside .git. in Free Books & Long Reads →

Pick what you are trying to do from menus and it composes the right Git command. in Cheat Sheets & Quick Reference →

A one-page introduction to Git’s basic flow, going as far as branching, merging and remotes. in Cheat Sheets & Quick Reference →

A single-page cheat sheet of common Git commands, grouped by task. in Cheat Sheets & Quick Reference →

A short guide to undoing whatever you just broke in Git, each entry opening on a real moment of panic. in Cheat Sheets & Quick Reference →

A list of add-on commands and tools that enhance the git CLI. in Editors, IDEs & Terminals →

A wrapper extending the git command line with GitHub operations (PRs, issues, forks). in Editors, IDEs & Terminals →

Generates a .gitignore from your operating system, editor and language choices. in Converters, Formatters & Checkers →

Shares single-file snippets with version history; comments and forking make it more durable than a pastebin. in Productivity & Everyday Tools →

A list of repositories with beginner-friendly issues, organised by programming language. in Open Source & Contributing →

Sends you one open issue a day from projects you follow, for people who want to contribute. in Open Source & Contributing →

An introduction for people making their first open-source contribution, aimed squarely at reducing the fear. in Open Source & Contributing →

Canonical’s project hosting and bug tracker — where Ubuntu package bug reports live. in Open Source & Contributing →

Generates README badges: build status, version, downloads, licence. in Open Source & Contributing →

The older distribution platform for open-source projects and an archive of the pre-GitHub era. in Open Source & Contributing →

Code search across open-source repositories, with regular expressions and structural queries. in Open Source & Contributing →

Lists projects that set aside issues for new contributors. in Open Source & Contributing →

Star rankings for repositories and users, quickly showing what dominates a field. in Lists, Directories & Discovery →

Discovery dashboard for trending open-source GitHub repositories filtered by language and timeframe; offers faster… in Lists, Directories & Discovery →

A visualisation clustering GitHub repositories by star similarity into a browsable map. in Lists, Directories & Discovery →

Shows how fast GitHub repositories gain stars. in Lists, Directories & Discovery →

Finds projects similar to a given GitHub repository. in Lists, Directories & Discovery →

A dashboard tracking rising open-source projects. in Lists, Directories & Discovery →