git

git is a distributed version control system that software developers use to manage collaboration. It is interesting as the tool guides and influences the technology development process, but also because git is a cool tool that makes it possible to do a lot of awesome things other than manage source code revisions.

I've written a wiki page on writing with git, and I wrote a rhizome called "?git readd and git alias" about a bit of code that I cobbled together that I've called git-readd. More will follow here as I write more.

Critical Futures Posts

I've also written a lot about git in the rhizome blog. Links to these posts follow:

(In chronological order.)

• Getting Git
• Git Resources
• Series on using git to manage Maildirs:
  • Git Mail
  • Rethinking Git Mail
  • Git Mail Part 3
• Git Collaboration
• Git Thinking
• On Git, In Two Parts
• Git Magic
• Git Tips for Writers
• A Git of One's Own
• Key Git Concepts

Other Git Resources.

Feel free to add links here if you know of anything else that seems relevant.