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Last active March 17, 2018 02:31
A super simple guide to Git

The 7 Most Important Git Subcommands

Git allows you to get a project's source code, make changes to it, and share those changes with your teammates. That's pretty much it. Unfortunately, it introduces a lot of concepts and terminology that often confuse beginners. Its command-line interface makes it even harder to see the whole picture.

But there is hope. You do not have to learn all of it to use it. I have been using git for several years now and use about 20 commands. But in any given day, I only use 7!!!

  1. clone

ICER 2017

ICER is a computer science education conference. I am interested in submitting a paper here. To see if my paper would be a good fit, I gathered a list of all the research papers published last year, ICER 2017. I read the abstracts and tried to summarized the work using bullet points. Where the abstract was too abstract, I skimmed sections of the paper to make better sense. Even so, any summary may be incomplete and even incorrect.

Recent acceptance rates: