git for Beginners: Gitmoji, my favorite git Trick

In this video, I talk about one of my favorite tips and tricks for when you're working with git. For each commit I write, I use an emoji to represent the type of commit being made. As I result, I can quickly glance at a commit message and immediately know what type of change was made.

🔗 LINKS

• gitmoji

📹 RELATED VIDEOS

• Part 1: What is git? Why use it? How to install it
• Part 2: How to use git in the Terminal and in a Graphical User Interface, like Tower
• Part 3: Fixing Bad Commits
• Part 4: Branching
• Part 5: How to Resolve Merge Conflicts
• Part 6: Writing and Approving Pull Requests in GitHub
• Part 7: Best Practices for Teams
• Part 8: What is Tracking?
• Part 9: gitignore Tutorial
• Part 11: git Aliases and Oh My Zsh! - COMING SOON
• Part 12: Working with SSH Keys - COMING SOON

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