+ [2017-05-15T18:03:44Z] Mattiaslndstrm I don’t! Perfect Seveas! Thank you.
+ [2017-05-15T18:05:20Z] Mattiaslndstrm Do anyone have any amazing resource to actually understand git and github. I’ve memorized most common commands, but it makes it kind of messy not understanding the underlying mechanism. I’ve read a bit in https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2 but I’m not sure it’s the best resource.
+ [2017-05-15T18:06:15Z] Seveas I found that "getting myself into git trouble and trying to recover" works well for increasing the understanding :)
+ [2017-05-15T18:06:49Z] Mattiaslndstrm Haha, maybe. But then I usually end up trying everything and eventually something works, but I have no idea why.

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Posted by Mattiaslndstrm in #github at 2017-05-15T18:01:22Z

No, that’s true Seveas. I set up the local repository and commit to that before creating the remote one.
+ [2017-05-16T01:10:31Z] Remramm I found that going in deep and understanding how the whole thing is put together actually saved me a lot of time
+ [2017-05-16T01:10:44Z] Remramm we're programmers, after all
+ [2017-05-16T01:21:43Z] redblade7 when i set up my first github project the other day, it gave me instructions on how to set it up