WorkingWithGit.md

Working with Git

1. Built in Git Tools in VS Code
   1. What we’ll cover
      1. Exploring the Git source control manager panel for tracking file changes, adding and committing files, etc.
      2. Cloning and working with remote repositories
      3. Interpreting and leveraging the Git Status Bar
      4. Diffing file changes
   2. Resources
      1. Version Control in VS Code
      2. What is Git
      3. Github Cheat Sheet
   3. Pro Tips
      1. The built in Git tools in VS Code are great and can quickly replace outside tools.
      2. Clone a repository from right inside VS Code using the Command Palette (ctrlCmd + Shift + P) then Git:Clone
2. Useful Extensions for working with Git
   1. What we’ll cover
      1. Git History, Git Blame, and Git Project Manager extensions
   2. Resources
      1. Git History Extension
      2. Git Blame Extension
      3. Git Project Manager extension
3. Git Lens Extension
   1. What we’ll cover
      1. WHat the Git Lens extension is and how it can help supercharge your Git workflow
   2. Resources
      1. Git Lens Extension