Git is a free and open source distributed version control system designed to handle everything from small to very large projects with speed.

📈  According to the fifth annual Developer Ecosystem Survey conducted by JetBrains in 2021, which interviewed 31,743 developers from 183 countries, the vast majority of developers (93%) use **Git** regularly as their preferred version control system. 

💡 **Git** is such a ubiquitous tool in the software development industry, and it is so easy to use, that people sometimes forget how important it is. That said, a lot of rookie developers and beginners have a hard time adapting to it and still struggle to solve common git problems.

📍 This is the proper space in **Showwcase** to discuss **anything git-related**. Tutorials, articles, books, tools, extensions, common fixes, best practices, questions, you name it. **Any resource you find on Git would be welcomed.**

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**Expected behaviours:**
- Be respectful, value each other's ideas and contributions
- Be honest and direct, but keep it professional
- Be inclusive and seek diverse perspectives
- Understand different perspectives, be open to new ideas
- Appreciate and accommodate our similarities and differences
- Lead by example

**Unacceptable behaviours:**
- Violence and threats of violence
- Personal attacks
- Derogatory language, including repeated subtle and/or indirect discrimination
- Unwelcome sexual attention or sexualized comments, jokes, or imagery
- Disruptive behaviour of threads or discussions

Rules of the community

- Contribute by sharing git-related tutorials, articles, books, tools, or extensions.
- Ask questions or share your problems with the community to get assistance.
- Explore current threads and engage with them.
- Share your knowledge and personal experiences with Git.
- Discuss common fixes and share best practices validated by the market.
- Give feedback and value the contributions of others.

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