Learning Source Control with Git and SourceTree: A Hands-On Guide to Source Control for coders and non-coders

by Roger Engelbert

Everything you need to know in order to start using Source Control in your personal projects or at work. Whether you are an illustrator, writer, designer, programmer, or anyone who uses a computer to produce anything, source control can greatly improve your work flow. No more destructive mistakes or operations, no more having to rework files from scratch after a fatal error; work as if you had infinite undos! Learn with quick and easy tutorials how to use Git and SourceTree and collaborate on projects with other people.

211 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 1, 2017

Reviews

[Ajita Gupta · Rating 5 out of 5]

Lovely book by Engelbert! Not only does it introduce you to SourceTree, but it only explains the main idea behind Git and its more important functions. I had read 3 books previously on Git, all which were lauded and had high rankings on Amazon but had taken away absolutely nothing from them. This book has it all. If you are struggling with Git I strongly recommend reading this one. It will take you just 5 hours but will add to your knowledge indefinitely.

[DR I · Rating 5 out of 5]

An excellent, clear and concise introduction to using Sourcetree and GIT. Straightforward explanations and illustrations of the main usage scenarios, presented in an easily assimilated format. The graphical Sourcetree UI is amply illustrated and its operation described in the context of a typical user's needs. Thoroughly recommended.