Common Git commands

Not working with Git on a daily basis makes me forget commands from time to time.
Here's a personal reminder of a few that seem to pop from the stack on a random basis ... :)

• Delete remote branch
  git push [nameOfRemoteRepo] --delete [nameOfRemoteBranch]
  e.g:
  git push origin --delete feature-branch-that-has-been-merged
• Show fancy commit/branch tree
  git log --graph --pretty=oneline --abbrev-commit --decorate --all
• Create tag and push to remote repo
git tag [nameOfTheTag]
git push --tags 
• Delete tag and push to remote repo
git tag -d [nameOfTheTag]
git push origin :[nameOfTheTag] 
• Change the last commit message (provided it has not been pushed yet)
  git commit --amend -m "new message goes here"
• Create local branch that track a certain remote branch
  git checkout --track -b new_feature origin/development
• Revert local non-staged tracked changes
  git checkout -- .
  and to remove untracked files
  git clean -df
• Find what commit(s) that contains a certain commit message
  git log --oneline --grep="string to look for"
• All commits after a certain date
  git log --oneline --after=2012-12-05
• Forgot to add something to your last commit and want to avoid a stupid "I forgot these files" commit?
  git commit --amend --no-edit
• Delete local and remote branch
  git branch -d name_of_local_branch
git push origin :name_of_remote_branch 
• Revert the last commit pushed to remote
  git reset HEAD~1 --hard
git push -f