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carfax · Oct 12, 2009

Review: Pro Git by Scott Chacon

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When I agreed to review this book, through the auspices of HantsLUG, I had almost no experience of using Git. However, I’m an experienced developer, and have used several revision control systems in the past (CVS, Subversion, Monotone). I originally expected the book to be “the pro bits of Git”, covering the advanced uses and leaving out the basic parts, so I was prepared to have…

When I agreed to review this book, through the auspices of HantsLUG, I had almost no experience of using Git. However, I’m an experienced developer, and have used several revision control systems in the past (CVS, Subversion, Monotone). I originally expected the book to be “the pro bits of Git”, covering the advanced uses and leaving out the basic parts, so I was prepared to have to do a significant chunk of reading before I could get into this book.

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