A bash script that opens the github.com commits page for the project you're sitting in (nicer than looking at git log)

gitlog.sh

#!/bin/bash
URL=`git config remote.origin.url` 

# if its a git@, replace that with https://
URL=`echo $URL | sed -e "s/git@/https:\/\//g"`;
URL=`echo $URL | sed -e "s/com:/com\//g"`;

# remove the .git at the end
URL=`echo $URL | sed -e "s/.git$//g"`;

# append /commits/ to go to the commits page
URL=$URL/commits/;

open $URL

You can use git config remote.origin.url from anywhere within the source tree, I believe.