Learn how to sign Git commits using SSH keys, how to set up Git to remember your passphrase, and how to verify your commits locally and on GitHub.

Learn how to install Git with Homebrew in six easy steps.

Do you know what are remote and tracking branches? Tracking ones can make our lives easier, get to know why and how.

Learn what Git tagging is and how to use it to tag your software releases.

Learn what Git branching is, why use it, and how to create and merge branches, including conflict resolution.

Learn some basic Gits commands: clone, init, status, commit, push, pull, remote, and more.

Learn about Git's three file states (modified, staged and committed), and its three corresponding sections (working directory, staging area and Git directory).

This article explains what Git is, a little about how it works internally, what a DVCS (Distributed Version Control System) is, its advantages, and more.