Good translation requires rewriting the source
Over the past two months, I released the first batch of localizations for GitByBit, letting roughly 10% of the planet learn Git in the best possible way, all in their native languages:
GitByBit Blog
Articles, tutorials, and insights about Git, version control, and software development best practices.
Latest posts
Learning Git in Spanish, Portuguese, Ukrainian, and Russian
Good news! The first batch of localizations for GitByBit is ready!
Certificates of completion
You've spent hours learning and practicing, but all you've got is... _a decent skill boost._
Version 1.0 released!
After two years of development, I'm finally ready to slap a big proud `1.0` on this thing.
Creating “<i>that website about Git with cats</i>”
_TL;DR: I explain my process of creating the graphical style and illustrations for GitByBit. There's a time-lapse video at the end._
Practicing merging, rebasing, and resolving conflicts
_TL;DR: I've added a new focused practice to GitByBit that teaches merging, rebasing, and resolving conflicts. You can access it in the latest version of GitByBit for VS Code._
July disaster or the importance of real-time error reporting
_TL;DR: I lost several weeks' worth of new users due to a random bug in the new version of VS Code. Lesson: implement real-time error monitoring early, if you can._
Pull request practice
TL;DR: You can now practice making pull requests in GitByBit!
Blog launched!
Hi there! My name is Alexander Shvets, and I'm the creator of GitByBit. I'm excited to announce that the blog is now live! 🎉