Git for Data Engineers: Unlock Version Control Foundations in 10 Minutes

From zero to productive: an easy-to-follow guide to understanding Git’s core concepts and applying them to real-world data engineering projects.

Dec 18, 2024

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Greetings, curious reader,

When I started writing my first lines of code, even before stepping into data engineering, we used an FTP server to host ZIP files with versions of our code.

Each ZIP file had a timestamp or a version number in its name, like project_v1.zip, project_final.zip,

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