note Anonymous Monk <p> FWIW, learning git isn't too critical, as long as you archive your directory before adding new features and bump the version (hey, its [href://http://tom.preston-werner.com/2009/05/19/the-git-parable.html|The Git Parable (how git works, inventing git )]) <p> you can turn zip-files into a git repo when/if there is a demand ( if [id://878463|gitpan can do it] :) <p> But if you do want to learn it I recommend [href://http://githowto.com/] (Git HowTo TOC in spoiler) <spoiler> <ul><li>1. Preparation <li>2. The final preparation <li>3. Creating a Project <li>4. Checking the status of the repository <li>5. Making changes <li>6. Staging the changes <li>7. Staging and committing <li>8. Commiting the changes <li>9. Changes, not files <li>10. History <li>11. Aliases <li>12. Getting older versions <li>13. Tagging versions <li>14. Discarding local changes (before staging) <li>15. Cancel Staged changes (before committing) <li>16. Cancelling commits <li>17. Removing a commit from a branch <li>18. Removing the oops tag <li>19. Changing commits <li>20. Moving files <li>21. More information about the structure <li>22. Inside Git: .Git directory <li>23. Git inside: Direct work with git objects <li>24. Creating a Branch <li>25. Navigating Branches <li>26. Changes to master branch <li>27. View the different branches <li>28. Merging <li>29. Creating a conflict <li>30. Resolving Conflicts <li>31. Relocating as an alternative to merging <li>32. Resetting the style branch <li>33. Reset of the Master branch <li>34. Rebase <li>35. Merging to the Master branch <li>36. Multiple repositories <li>37. Cloning repositories <li>38. Examine the cloned repository <li>39. What is origin? <li>40. Remote branches <li>41. Changing the original repository <li>42. Fetching changes <li>43. Merging pulled changes <li>44. Pulling and merging changes <li>45. Adding a tracking branch <li>46. Bare repos <li>47. Adding a remote repository <li>48. Submitting changes <li>49. Removing common changes <li>50. Placing your git repository <li>51. Sharing repositories <li>Thank you! </ul></spoiler> 1003376 1003437 13