# Git

This guide aims to progressively introduce various concepts necessary to start using Git to manage your project.&#x20;

## Using this guide

Before starting the guide, it is highly recommended that you give [Setting up Git and GitHub](/orbital/git/setup.md) a read to ensure that everything you need for this guide is correctly setup.

We also highly recommend that you read [Fundamental Concepts](/orbital/git/fundamental-concepts.md) to understand the terminologies that this guide uses.

The guide is broken up into three parts:

1. Fundamental concepts
2. Collaborative workflows
3. Advanced concepts

The first two parts are the most important and we highly recommend that you, at the very least, finish them. The last part is good to know but not crucial if you are in a rush.

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## Why this guide?

This guide was created as an effort by [NUS Hackers](http://nushackers.org/) to make knowledge easily available for various technical topics!

## Where can I find the slides?

The slides are published here:&#x20;

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## Changelog

1. 11 May 2024: First draft for first 2 sections
2. 18 May 2024: Conducting the workshop for Orbital 2024
3. 17 May 2025: Conducting the workshop for Orbital 2025


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