rsanheim@ares:~$ history 1000 | awk ‘{a[$2]++}END{for(i in a){print a[i] ” ” i}}’ | sort -rn | head
71 gst
67 l
38 ****
38 c
28 git
22 ss
21 gca
13 gsd
13 :
12 rake
I like keeping it short. The 3rd one thats bleeped out is a shortcut to my main client project right now. The aliases can be found in […]
updated: now uses the real Rails git master at github, now that its live.
So you want to set up a fresh Rails app in a fresh git repo, with proper ignores setup, with vendor/rails using a git submodule (which enables switching to any Rails branch or tag locally)? This isn’t rocket science […]
The Rails core team is making a big move to Git (and Github) for source control and Lighthouse for issue tracking. I love the move to github - it will make managing patches and your small tweaks to Rails much easier to keep in sync with your chosen branch of Rails. The move […]
No particular order - things near the top just happen to be what I’ve had time to look into so far.
Git-svn crash course
FLOSS Weekly #19 - Interview with Junio Hamano, maintainer of Git
Git tutorial
Learning git-svn in 5 minutes
Scott Chacon’s Git with Rails screencast
Tech Talk: Linus Torvalds on git
Tech Talk: Randal Schwartz on Git
Using Git without […]
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