This one is more of a bonus video, as I'm not actually doing anything JavaScript related in this post. This is just git and Github. However, here at Fullstack Industries, I teach everything related to building apps, and that also sometimes means tooling....

Hey, you! Have you been using git at your job, but feel like you’re mostly just scraping by with the few commands you know? Do you rely on GUI tools to manage your git operations? Stop it! Bad developer!...

When working with developers fairly new to git, I frequently find them in a state of confusion about where their feature branch is relative to the master branch (or whatever they are merging into). That’s definitely understandable, as normally it’s not that easy to tell from the command line. If you’ve run into this problem before, then read on; I’m going to explain a couple different techniques to understanding what changed between two branches.

I want to go over three commands here - git diff, git log, and gitk. You may or may not have used these before, but there are many command line switches for each of them, so I will go over a few that are the most useful to me day-to-day....