We build visual Git tools like Devlands (https://xitter.cf/t.co/NbL4mMMbeK): the first & only gamified Git interface. And Git-Sim: visually simulate Git commands in your own repos.

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Joined July 2015
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Just finished animating Devlands' guide character in @rive for our GitHub learning playground. It's a virtual mentor to help players, with smooth transitions, reactive expressions, and well-timed gestures making it feel more alive than a typical NPC.
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⏳ The call for speakers for Git Merge 2025 closes in just over 2 weeks! Got a great Git story to share? Submit your talk by May 13: git-merge.com
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Something I just finished working on
Have you ever wanted to learn Git and love Minecraft? Check out Develands (devlands.com). The website, built with @rive_app's awesome mesh and rigging stack, features interactive, dynamic, and responsive animations for ultrawide to mobile portrait breakpoints!
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Have you ever wanted to learn Git and love Minecraft? Check out Develands (devlands.com). The website, built with @rive_app's awesome mesh and rigging stack, features interactive, dynamic, and responsive animations for ultrawide to mobile portrait breakpoints!
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🆕🗣️ Add testimonials to product descriptions
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@freeCodeCamp4 Mar 2025
When you're learning Git, sometimes even the seemingly simple concepts can be tricky to grasp. To help you understand them, @initcommit created a game that lets you visualize how Git works. Here, he explains the working directory, staging area, and commit history with helpful diagrams and images. freecodecamp.org/news/learn-…
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This week on Changelog News! changelog.com/news
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Here's a fun way to learn Git deeply. @initcommit created a game to help you learn Git in a fun way. It's called Devlands: devlands.com/
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My favourite part of a development cycle. Tag the final release and then read the GitHub blog that summarizes what we did. github.blog/2024-02-23-highl…
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🆒 git-sim by @initcommit Jacob Stopak's Python-based CLI quickly generates a visual of how any Git command would impact your local repo without actually doing it and potentially interrupting your dev workflow. initialcommit.com/blog/git-s…
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The open-source Git project just released Git 2.41, packed with new features like cruft packs and reverse indexes enabled by default. Check out our coverage for more highlights from this release. github.blog/2023-06-01-highl…
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Announcing a new version of the Nest, aiming at being open source and easier to run. pijul.org/posts/2023-05-23-n…
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If you are new to Git and want to know what happens when you execute any Git command, do checkout this project! @initcommit has put in a great tool where you can simulate Git commands and visualize. Read more on the project here: initialcommit.com/blog/git-s…
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@freeCodeCamp11 Apr 2023
When you're learning Git, there are a bunch of different commands to learn. Some are a bit tricky, & you likely won't remember them all. To help you out, @initcommit created a tool that lets you visualize confusing Git commands & understand them better. freecodecamp.org/news/git-si…
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Ah, yes, the top three most-frequently-asked Git questions (git-scm.com/docs/gitfaq)
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@freeCodeCamp5 Mar 2023
When you're learning Git, there are many different commands to learn. Some are a bit tricky, and you likely won't remember them all. To help you out, @initcommit created a tool that lets you visualize confusing Git commands & understand them better. freecodecamp.org/news/git-si…
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@freeCodeCamp27 Feb 2023
Git is an important tool for devs to learn to collaborate with others. But certain concepts can be notoriously hard to grasp. So @initcommit wrote this guide to help you out. In it, he explains how to visualize confusing Git commands with Git-Sim. freecodecamp.org/news/git-si…
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