After some quick revision from the previous episode, Bart explains how Git commands work with their subcommands.  We start by looking at how to configure Git and the differences between local, global and system-level settings.   Then we create our very first repo with an exciting README file, and we commit the file to our repo.  It's a fairly simple lesson while laying down a good foundation for all future work.
<br />You can find the shownotes for this installment at <a href="https://pbs.bartificer.net/pbs103">PBS 103 of X — Getting Started With Git</a>
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PBS 104 of X – Tracking Changes in Git

A collaborative project between Bart Busschots and Allison Sheridan to sneak up on real programming in small easy steps, using the allure of the web as the carrot to entice people forward.