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The HoTT book « Mathematics and Computation
Evangelising the use of proper version control for collaborative writing. (Which seems kind of obvious to me, but it's surprisingly hard to persuade people about.)
Good overview, this. (I'd got partway through writing a cheatsheet to go with my other ones, but no need given this.)
ChiliProject - Homepage - ChiliProject
A Trac-style project hosting system with Git support, and support for multiple projects. (Ruby, unfortunately...)
The author had his DNA sequenced and uploaded it to GitHub. Which means people can then submit patches to him. Worth using as an example should I wind up teaching SCM again...
to amusements dna scm teaching ... on 27 February 2011
Public Git Hosting - fast-export.git/summary
Mercurial-to-Git conversion. Seems to work.
Git for the newbie « To Linux and beyond !
Another useful Git cheatsheet.
apenwarr's bup at master - GitHub
Neat idea: use Git as a backend for an incremental backup system. Has a few minor problems, like no way to prune away old backups...
Darcs successor on top of Git. Includes an implementation in Go. Sounds somewhat crazy.
Index of /repos/darcs-export-git
Fast Darcs-to-Git converter. Seems to work nicely, although I'd be tempted to add an option to disable the marker files in directories.
Handy reference to Git's command set, and some trickier uses for it. This is a lot more useful than the "real" Git manual, particularly from my trying-to-understand-Git-from-a-Darcs-background perspective.
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tasty by Adam Sampson.