5 Git resources for visual learners

Git, a free and open-source version control system, is widely used in the software industry, with 93% of developers reportedly using it according to a JetBrains survey. Despite its prevalence, formal education on Git is not common, leading many to learn it independently or on the job. Various resources are available to aid in learning Git, particularly through visual and interactive methods, such as Oh My Git, a gamified learning tool; Git for Computer Scientists, which offers a deeper understanding of Git internals; Learn Git Branching, which visualizes branch changes in real-time; Explain Git with D3, which provides command-line interface simulations with graphical feedback; and a video by Michael G. Schwern using children's toys to explain Git concepts. Additionally, GitLab offers free educational licenses to institutions for learning and research purposes.

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