Thanks for the useful article!
In addition to a lot of interesting info, it lead me to this repo containing an intro to git internals[1]. Would highly recommend everyone to take a look
[1] https://github.com/pluralsight/git-internals-pdf
Ah yes. It was pretty cool that when Peepcode was acquired, Pluralsight asked me what I wanted to do with my royalties there and was fine with me waiving them and just open-sourcing the content.
It also is a testament to the backwards compatibility of Git that even after 17 years, most of the contents of that book are still relevant.
It also is a testament to the backwards compatibility of Git that even after 17 years, most of the contents of that book are still relevant.