What this book covers
Chapter 1, Getting Started with Git shows you all the (simple) steps you need in order to install Git and do your first commit.
Chapter 2, Git Fundamentals – Working Locally reveals the essence of Git, how it takes care of your files, and how you can manage and organize your code.
Chapter 3, Git Fundamentals – Working Remotely moves your attention to the collaborating side of the tool, explaining the basic commands individually and the options you use when working with remote repositories.
Chapter 4, Git Fundamentals – Niche Concepts, Configurations, and Commands completes the basic set of Git commands you need to know, giving you some more weapons to use in difficult situations.
Chapter 5, Obtaining the Most – Good Commits and Workflows gives you some hints about common methods you can use to organize the source code within Git, thereby helping you to develop good habits that every developer should possess.
Chapter 6, Migrating to Git is a way to give you a hand if you're used to other versioning systems, such as Subversion, to manage the transitional phase from another piece of software to Git.
Chapter 7, Git Resources offers you some hints, which I've taken from my experience, and could prove interesting for you.
