Git – removing files permanently – gitignore

I’m a very new user of Git. I’ve been using it for some time to download and install repositories, like most people, but didn’t use it for source control yet. Recently I’ve started using it, though, so I’ve been bumping into small problems along the way.

One problem I’ve had was with trying to find out how to keep certain files out of a repository. I had tried Googling a few terms, but that only brought up results for actually removing a file once and for all from the directory tree and from the repository. I had been typing something like git remove files permanently.

My Take on css-tricks.com’s Group Design Project

I ran across this post yesterday, by css-tricks.com. They had a little UI design competition where they asked participants to design and develop a UI for editing and deleting items of a list. It’s a cool idea for a competition and you can read the whole thing here:

http://css-tricks.com/ui-pattern-ideas-list-with-functions/

I chimed in at the comments, but realized quickly that this should become a blog post by itself.