By Ted Nyman
I joined GitHub in 2012 and later served as CTO there. Before that I worked at BankSimple, and today I work at Cased. I have spent a lot of time around Git, both as a daily tool and as infrastructure that quietly sets the pace for teams.
I wrote this book for the relatively small group of engineers who end up having to scale Git: the ones dealing with large repositories, long histories, busy CI, distributed teams, and the commands that start to creak once the repository is no longer small. It is a slightly obscure audience, but a real one.
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