Comprehensive Guide to Git and GitHub
**Table of Contents**
1. Introduction to Git
2. Core Concepts
- Repository
- Commits
- Branches
- Tags
3. Basic Git Commands
4. Advanced Git Techniques
- Interactive Rebase
- Bisect
- Cherry-pick
- Stashing
5. GitHub Workflows
- Using Pull Requests
- Managing Releases
- Comparing Versions
- Tagging and Branch Management
6. Sharing Git Repositories with Non-Git Users
7. Workflow for Day-to-Day Use
8. Git Cheat Sheet
9. Useful Resources
Introduction to Git
Git is a distributed version control system ...
Core Concepts
Repository: A container for your project ...
Commits: Snapshots of your project ...
Branches: Parallel development streams ...
Tags: References to specific commits ...
Basic Git Commands
git init: Initialize a new repository ...
git add: Stage changes ...
git commit: Commit staged changes ...
Advanced Git Techniques
git rebase: Modify commit history ...
git bisect: Identify problematic commits ...
git cherry-pick: Apply specific commits ...
git stash: Save uncommitted changes ...
GitHub Workflows
Create pull requests, manage branches ...
Compare versions with git diff ...
Sharing Git Repositories
Use bare repositories, set read-only permissions ...
Day-to-Day Workflow
Switch branches, compare versions, release tags ...
Git Cheat Sheet
git config: Configure user info ...
git branch: Manage branches ...
Useful Resources
[Pro Git Book](https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2) ...