Git Cheat Sheet

Handy Git cheat sheet for easy access to common Git commands and terminology

What is Git Cheat Sheet?

Git Cheat Sheet is a Chrome extension ideal for those learning Git or those needing help remembering Git commands. It provides a helpful guide to Git terminology and commonly used commands, aiding in understanding syntax and parameters for each Git Command. Benefit from having ready access to these commands without needing to leave your browser.

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Extension stats

By: https://themergency.com

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Users: 3,000+

Rating: 4.43 (23)

Version: 1.0.1 (Last updated: 2014-02-25)

Creation date: 2014-02-25

Risk impact: Very low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Size: 14.40K

URLs: Website

Ranking

# 17786 ▼ 61

Other rankings

#3161 in Developer Tools ▼ 1 #59 in commands keyword 3 ▼ 2 #106 in sheets keyword 10 ▼ 6 #125 in command keyword 10 ▼ 2

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Extension summary

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Are you learning Git? Or can you never remember all the available Git commands? Or are you not quite sure what 'remote' or 'rebase' does? This extension includes handy Git terminology, commonly used commands and help with the syntax and parameters for each Git Command.

Git logo by Jason Long is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License. Read more : http://git-scm.com/downloads/logos

User reviews

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Pros

Simple and a great resource to have at your fingertips.
Amazingly convenient for quick access to commands.
No frills, easy to use.

Cons

Font size is too small, causing eye strain.
Not ergonomic for users with vision impairments or older individuals.
Lack of configuration options for font size.

Most mentioned

Tiny font size
Need for adjustable font size
Overall convenience of the extension

Recent reviews

I wanted to rate this 5 stars but the tiny font overrides all other considerations for a number of very important reasons: 1. Software developers who decide that they -- and they alone -- are best qualified to decide how other people should interact with their software are being extremely disrespectful of those people and extremely arrogant to take such an I-know-what-is-best-for-everyone attitude. I urge the developer to study UIX design philosophy and strategies. 2. Anyone with moderate vision problems will not be able to use this extension without straining their eyes which leads to headaches and reduced productivity. I urge the developer to study the principals of ergonomics and why businesses invest billions each year to improve ergonomic workstations. 3. The tiny font is more likely to be a problem for older people since vision declines with age (starting around age 30). This makes this extension effectively discriminatory against older programmers. Likewise it also effectively discriminates against people with vision impairments. I will not support any form of discrimination, intentional or otherwise. The developer needs to consider who their users are, for UIX reasons, for ergonomic reasons, and just out of basic respect for their users as human beings with all of our differences and flaws. It should be trivial to add a configuration option to allow the user to decide on and select a font and font size. Until that happens my review will remain 1 star.