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While there are dozens of get-started guides for Git and users of GitHub see a "pro tip" every time they refresh GitHub.com, it's still not easy to find a collection of useful tips for developers who want to work smarter with Git and GitHub. Let's fix that.

For those of you who are unfamiliar with Git or GitHub, the next few paragraphs will give you enough background to understand the tips.

Git is a distributed version control system, originally written by Linus Torvalds in 2005 for and with help from the Linux kernel community. I'm not here to sell you on Git, so I'll spare you the spiel about how fast and small and flexible and popular it is, but you should know that when you clone a Git repository ("repo," for short), you get the entire version history on your own computer, not just a snapshot from one branch at one time.

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