How to use Git commands for staging, committing and branching

By 10th February 2015Development
GIT Commands

At LogicSpot, we use Git version control on all our projects. Some developers use the popular GUI SourceTree, whilst others including myself use the Command line. Below is a git cheatsheet for day-to-day source control tasks.

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