TechnoSlab

GIT is a distributed version control system which allows groups of people to work on the same codes at the same time, and without interfering with other's work. It primarily offered a command line client but many GUI versions are now available.



Have you tried different version controls but were not satisfied? Do you get confused when reading or listening about Fork, Pull and other GIT related terms? Want contribute to the open source community but can't understand GIT? Now's your chance to educate yourself.

You can be a total stranger, a novice or one who failed at first attempt but now you can learn GIT if you're willing.

Try Git is a website hosted on a new sub-domain and presented by CodeSchool. Try Git offers step by step tutorial and a web based console to practice as you learn and explore Git. Head over to try.github.com and start learning. Best of luck!

Are you a Windows user who is turned off by command line applications. Don't know how to set up SSH keys or run Git on Windows?
Github for Windows is here to rescue. Now you can do collaborative development or contribute to open source without having to setup git or mess with CLI tool chain.
Github for Windows runs on Xp, Vista and Windows7, has a decent and functional GUI and lets you perform Git functions easily with a few clicks.
It lets you browse, clone or create a repo, fork and commit, rollback or revent changes and other core Git functions. Coded in C#, it makes use of several open source solutions and has a very sleek but responsive UI.
Try it now: windows.github.com