TL;DR I built and deployed a free browser-based GitHub learning app with three modes — Web Guide,...
TL;DR
I built and deployed a free browser-based GitHub learning app with three modes — Web Guide, Terminal Guide, and Git Reference — plus an interactive CLI Sandbox that simulates real Git file state transitions.
Why I Built This
Git has a reputation for being confusing. Not because the commands are hard to type, but because the mental model is hard to visualize.
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