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Transitioning to git after using Perforce for many years at my old job. Any decent tutorials for a beginner? Still not understanding the differences between pulling, fetching, merging, resetting, etc.
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>>53692532
You could just use Sourcetree for a bit.
Nice visualization of git workflow.
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mercurial > git

Git is the windows of scm, over-complex shit that you use "because everybody else does". Depending on your use case even SVN is better than git.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r63f51ce84A
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>>53692532
Perhaps you should consider a "simplier" DVCS before tackling git. Try mercurial, get to know it, and once you are comfortable, "step up" to git. You'll re-use about 80-90 percent of what you learned with mercurial and will have two tools to work with instead of one.
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There is literally no reason not to use a simpler scm.
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https://xkcd.com/1597/
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>>53692532


The Atlassian guide to git is really good.
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