## Resources

Want to reinforce what you just learned or try another way? Here are other resources for learning Git and GitHub.

### Interactive Tutorials

Similar to Git-it, these are tutorials that you participate in.

- Try Git (Uses an terminal emulator) by CodeSchool

### Guides, Books and Cheatsheets

Things to read or query.

- Introduction to Git by Git
- Pro Git Book by Scott Shacon
- Simple Guide by Roger Dudler
- Github Help by GitHub
- Git Immersion by Neo
- Git Cheatsheet by GitHub
- GitHub Guides by GitHub

### GitHub Desktop

You likely installed this before you started Git-it but if you didn't, here's the link.

The GitHub Desktop app lets you do much of what you can do in terminal (though not all) and is a bit easier to read at times. Personally, I use it to look over anything not small `diff` I have. Your changes are really nice to see this way.

- Github Desktop (OSX, Windows, Free) by GitHub
- Github Desktop Guides by GitHub

### Other Cool Stuff

A great presentation that compares Git commands to writing and mailing a letter. The presentation is in Japanese but the illustrations are clear even if you don't understand the words.

- GitHub Kaigi by Yunico Nagata