Why feature branches fight best practices—and how stacked, reviewable patches enable continuous integration, better reviews, and cleaner Git history.

Notes on how I hosted my Git Repositories and why I decided to do it.

My attempt at producing the ultimate guide to creating Git commits that I wish I had when I was a less experienced developer.

A deep dive about the 7.0.0 release of Git Patch Stack and how it differs from previous versions.

An exploration of the goals and intent behind the Git Patch Stack project.

An exploration of the Feature Branch, Classic Continuous Integration, Stacked Branch, and the Patch Stack workflows.

An exploration of how we eventually got to a place where we create small pull requests.

An exploration of how the Git creators use Git and how we should be using it.

Introduction to git-cl, a tool we built to facilitate managing CHANGELOG.md files without conflicts.

Exploration of problems around pull requests, a proof of concept of a possible direction, and discovery of demand and interest in solutions in this space.

Git Commits and Tags are great on their own, except they don't really guarantee identity unless you sign them.

A small exploration into discovering and recovering forgotten/abandoned commits.

This is a post exploring the "Don't rewrite shared history" rule that people often religiously follow without understanding the impacts or alternates.

A walk through in how to Add a Patch in Git Patch Stack

An explanation of what to do when git add -p won't let you split hunks.

A walk through in how to split a git commit into multiple commits.

Beginnings of looking at Git trees and the core components.