When I started programming, Git was hard for me — like anything new is at first. Over time I noticed something: most of the best resources for learning it are in English. And for a lot of people just starting out, that's one more obstacle they shouldn't have to deal with.
So in my spare time I built the thing I wish I'd had back then: Commitea.
What is it?
Two pieces, designed to complement each other:
An open source repo with the full documentation in Spanish — from what a commit actually is, to how to get yourself out of trouble with rebase, a cherry-pick, or a push you regret. Every entry follows the same format: the concept in one sentence, a real example with commands, and "how this breaks" (the typical mistake people make).
