added markdown support

README → README.md

@@ -1,36 +1,36 @@
-##########
-# BASICS #
-##########
 
-To make changes:
+# Improve your git skills the cool way
+
+# BASICS
+
+### To make changes:
 
 	git add path/to/file1 path/to/file2
 	git commit -m "templates: Changed the XX template to do XX"
 
-To push that to the central server (which makes it available for deployment):
+### To push that to the central server (which makes it available for deployment):
 
 	git push
 
-To revert a file to its state in the repository:
+### To revert a file to its state in the repository:
 
 	git checkout path/to/file_that_has_changed
 
-To get the latest code changes:
+### To get the latest code changes:
 
 	git pull --rebase
 
-#############################
-# REMOTE BRANCHES: YOUR OWN #
-#############################
+
+# REMOTE BRANCHES: YOUR OWN
 
 We use remote tracking branches for branching.
 
-To create a tracking branch called "ajax_fallback":
+### To create a tracking branch called "ajax_fallback":
 
 	git checkout -b ajax_fallback
 	git push -u origin ajax_fallback
 
-To push changes in this branch:
+### To push changes in this branch:
 
 	git push
 
@@ -60,11 +60,11 @@ To push changes in this branch:
 		git checkout ajax_fallback
 		git push
 
-To pull changes that other people have made to this branch (do not use rebase!):
+### To pull changes that other people have made to this branch (do not use rebase!):
 
 	git pull
 
-To pull changes that have been made to master (do not use rebase!):
+### To pull changes that have been made to master (do not use rebase!):
 
 	git merge master
 	git push
@@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ To pull changes that have been made to master (do not use rebase!):
 
 		git pull
 
-To see the full diff of what's changed in this branch:
+### To see the full diff of what's changed in this branch:
 
 	git checkout master
 	git diff master ajax_fallback
@@ -92,79 +92,75 @@ When you're ready to merge the branch back into master:
 	git branch -d ajax_fallback
 	git push origin :ajax_fallback
 
-To delete a branch without merging it back into master:
+### To delete a branch without merging it back into master:
 
 	git checkout master
 	git branch -D ajax_fallback
 	git push origin :ajax_fallback
 
-###################################
-# REMOTE BRANCHES: OTHER PEOPLE'S #
-###################################
 
-To check out the branch somebody else has created:
+# REMOTE BRANCHES: OTHER PEOPLE'S
+
+
+### To check out the branch somebody else has created:
 
 	git checkout --track origin/ajax_fallback
 
-To push changes in this branch:
+### To push changes in this branch:
 
 	git push
 
-To pull changes that other people have made to this branch (do not use rebase!):
+### To pull changes that other people have made to this branch (do not use rebase!):
 
 	git pull
 
-To pull changes that have been made to master (do not use rebase!):
+### To pull changes that have been made to master (do not use rebase!):
 
 	git merge master
 	git push
 
-To see the full diff of what's changed in this branch:
+### To see the full diff of what's changed in this branch:
 
 	git checkout master
 	git diff master ajax_fallback
 
-##################
-# LOCAL BRANCHES #
-##################
+
+# LOCAL BRANCHES
 
 Generally all of our branches are remote, but if you want to create a local one,
 a few things are different -- namely to use "git rebase master" when you pull
 changes from master.
 
-To create the branch:
+### To create the branch:
 
 	git checkout -b ajax_fallback
 
-To pull changes that have been made to master:
+### To pull changes that have been made to master:
 
 	git rebase master
 
-################
-# VIEWING INFO #
-################
 
-To view which branch you're on:
+# VIEWING INFO
+
+
+### To view which branch you're on:
 
 	git status
 
-To view all branches, including remotes:
+### To view all branches, including remotes:
 
 	git branch -a
 
-To view all branches, with information about whether they're tracking/remotes:
+### To view all branches, with information about whether they're tracking/remotes:
 
 	git remote show origin
 
-################
-# USEFUL LINKS #
-################
 
-GitHub Git cheat sheet
-http://help.github.com/git-cheat-sheets/
+# USEFUL LINKS
+
+
+[GitHub Git cheat sheet](http://help.github.com/git-cheat-sheets/)
 
-Why do we use --rebase when pulling on master?
-http://gitready.com/advanced/2009/02/11/pull-with-rebase.html
+[Why do we use --rebase when pulling on master?](http://gitready.com/advanced/2009/02/11/pull-with-rebase.html)
 
-Remotes
-http://progit.org/book/ch3-5.html
+[Remotes](http://progit.org/book/ch3-5.html)

_config.yml

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+theme: jekyll-theme-modernist