I guess it was intended to be basic. The idea behind it is that you take 15 minutes and do some basic things and if you like it then you can then learn more about it... I think it's a great starting point. It gives noobs like me a good interactive, hands-on start.

I think this kind of stuff always has focus on basic usage. Git has inumerous features and inumerous ways to do some of then. It's so much to put in this format. If you like it and need some more go and read http://git-scm.com/book ... I've learned a lot in this online book.

I'd love that too… I wonder what the demand is for something like that.

I did some programming training a while back and found that there seemed to be way more people interested in the basics. I'd be curious if something like Git would be different.

@Beltiras - stay tuned to Code School in July, we might have something along those lines coming. ;)

there are some more advanced stuff here, still not expert though : https://github.com/Gazler/githug

would be cool to actually run githug under that website :)

Define expert, I'll see what I can do!

It looks like if you sign up there will be more classes?

When I went back to check I got this funky dialog that wanted permissions I was not comfortable granting. Too bad.