Monday, May 18, 2020

Git Commands to Know

Dallas is also blooming as a tech hotspot. More than 9,300 tech jobs opened in the Dallas last year, the sixth most of any city, and with 42 fortune 1000 companies calling the Dallas-Fort Worth area home, tech employment is projected to grow 10.2 percent by 2026.

The median IT salary in Dallas is $83,907 -- 92 percent higher than the average for all occupations -- and this salary goes further since the cost of living in Dallas is 1.2 percent below the national average.

Here is a summary of git commands that you should find useful at this point:
git config = Sets general Git parameters like username and email
git init = Creates a Git repo within the current directory (also creates .git folder)
git add <filenames> = Adds the specified filenames to the Git index (called staging)
git rm <filenames> = Removes the specified filenames from the Git index
git commit -m <description> = Creates a snapshot/commit with a specified description
git status = Views the status of a repo
git log = Views the commit history of a repo
git reset --hard <commit_ID> = Reverts files within a repo to a previous commit

Texas hotbeds like Austin and Dallas are not only attracting IT talent from across the country, but also venture capital dollars. Startups across Texas raised $1.5 billion in 2018, the fifth most of any U.S. state.

The 2019 Cyberstates report provides a promising snapshot of what’s to come for the future of tech in Texas.

The Lone Star State’s combination of home-grown talent and out-of-state investment has ushered in a new era of innovation that will spur job growth and economic opportunity for decades to come.


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