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My first blog post laid out a platform introducing you to the Git/Github, and urged the need for version control while managing technical projects. Now, I am going to take you a step further and present you with some of the popular Git commands to make your workflow easier. While it might be a bit intimidating to start using Git/Github at first for those with a limited programming background, I have made every attempt to make this tutorial easier to follow, ably complemented with visuals.

It was a snowy night in Edmonton, the clock was ticking past 1 am, and I was busy working on developing a mathematical model for my graduate studies thesis. After spending hours making changes to my source code, I finally ended up with a working script, which functioned perfectly. I went to bed with everything set to share this important update with my research group. The next morning, I woke up to this window on my laptop: