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Pro Git Book

From
Scott Chacon <schacon@gmail.com>
Date
Jul 27, 2009, 17:56 UTC
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Hey all,

Just a heads up - I've been working on a book on Git being published by Apress called "Pro Git", which is being licensed under a CC 3.0 license and as I've just finished some of the final reviews, I've put the entire content of the book online at:

http://progit.org

It should be shipping at the end of August, I think, but I just wanted to let people know that there is another resource out there to help learn Git. This one was actually technically edited by Shawn, too, so hopefully not too many serious errors of mine got through.

I've added a link to it on http://git-scm.com under the Books section, in case you want to point any newbies there. Hope this helps take some teaching load off some of your plates.

Thanks, Scott

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