8 Tips to help you work better with Git

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This post provides practical tips for improving Git workflow efficiency. It details how to use Git aliases for common commands, the `git stash` command for temporarily storing uncommitted changes, `git diff` and `git difftool` for comparing commits and files, and `git reset` and `git checkout` for reverting changes. It also explains how to use `git blame` more efficiently with flags to ignore whitespace, moved text, and text moved into other files. Finally, it offers workflow advice on pulling frequently, committing often but not pushing every commit, and pushing tested changes.