I'm unifying my Project Euler progress, and I'm going to use this opportunity to learn more about Git and GitHub.
I thought a good deal on where to do the actual work (Windows, OS X, Linux) and settled on Linux since Windows has a bizarre Git implementation, and OS X would let me cheat by using a front end for Git and keep me away from the command line (which I need to be stronger at).
Git is sort of easy to learn. I feel like I'm doing things the hard way sometimes. I had assumed it would just "know" when I add a new file to the project, for example, but it didn't. I have to really be mindful of what I'm doing (in hindsight an obvious sentiment).
https://github.com/cheydrick/Project-Euler
The first go at it is just the foundation. I'll make functional the ability to choose which project to run at the command line next, and then continue adding the projects I have already finished. I'm looking forward to this, and I hope I'll have the chance to learn more about Git and proper source control practices. Maybe I can get someone to fork my repository and make a change so that I can learn how to merge changes into the master branch (or is it clone and pull... woof with the terminology).
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