Jacob Stopak

Jacob Stopak

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Jacob Stopak

11mo ago

Devlands - The first and only gamified Git interface

Devlands transforms your Git repository into an immersive, 3D game world where you learn Git concepts and commands in a relaxing environment while building the confidence to apply Git in professional projects.
Jacob Stopak

5yr ago

Coding Essentials Guidebook for Devs - Introduction to coding concepts, languages, and tools

The Coding Essentials Guidebook for Developers covers core coding concepts and tools for a well-rounded intro to software development. It has chapters on computer architecture, the Internet, command-line, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Python, Java, SQL, Git & more.
Jacob Stopak

5yr ago

Baby Git - Guidebook for developers to learn how Git is coded

The Baby Git Guidebook for Developers dives into the initial commit of Git's C code in detail to help developers learn what makes Git tick. If you're curious how Git works under the hood, you'll enjoy this.
Jacob Stopak

3yr ago

Git Story - Animate the story of your Git project

Tell the story of your Git project by creating video animations (.mp4) of your commit history directly from your Git repo. Visualize your Git project, share it w/ your team, create animated Git videos for blog posts or YouTube, help new developers learn Git.
Jacob Stopak

3yr ago

Decoding Git Guidebook for Developers - Boost your dev skills by learning how Git's code works

This guidebook fully explains how the first version of Git's source code works. It covers the structure of Git's codebase, the usage of Git's 7 original commands, and a deep dive into the concepts, functions, and actual C code that power Git under the hood.
Jacob Stopak

3yr ago

Git-Sim - Visually simulate Git operations in your own repos

Visually simulate Git operations in your own repos with a single terminal command. This generates a .jpg or .mp4 visualization depicting the Git command's behavior. Command syntax is based directly on Git's command-line syntax, so using git-sim is very familiar.