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title: 'Advanced git features'
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description: 'Git internals, Git hooks, Github actions and more'
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tags: ['git']
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title: 'Scripting with bash'
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> __Did you know:__ there is a version of the popular containerization tool Docker [written entirely in bash](https://github.com/p8952/bocker)

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title: 'Closing thoughts'
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description: "This is just the beginning..."
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'Jujitsu: a VCS on top of git': 'https://github.com/jj-vcs/jj',
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I really hope you have enjoyed the course!
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Knowing git well is a great skill in a software developer's toolbox.
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It will allow you to be more productive and grow in your aspirations.
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But you should **never stop learning**!
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There are many concepts, languages and tools that are worth exploring.
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There are so many great people doing amazing things!
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There are many paths forward as a software professional.
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Be curious, get excited, stay positive!
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# Thank you!

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