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I'm new to git community, and I use source tree to visualize it but I wonder what is the meaning of "behind" as you can see in the picture 
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2760. A free Mercurial and Git Client for Windows and Mac platforms. It provides a graphical interface for repositories, between users and Git, in which simplifies its use for beginners, who haven't mastered Git, and experts, who can be more productive focusing solely on the code.
In git, `HEAD` refers to the last commit in the current branch.
Users can navigate to the log/history window by clicking the tick-shaped icon button at the top-left section. Users can also alternatively press Command+1, or navigate it through View > File Status View.
Push changes from a local repository to a remote repository Click Push in the toolbar. Select the local branch to push and the remote branch to push to. Click OK.
It means the upstream “develop” branch (the branch that your “develop” branch is tracking; probably named something like “remotes/origin/develop” in your repo) has eight commits that your “develop” branch doesn't have. The upstream “feature/XXX” branch has one commit that your “feature/XXX” branch doesn't have.
_ your “feature/XXX”
| _ upstream “feature/XXX”
| |
v v
,-o--o
/
--o--o--o--o--o--o--o--o--o--o--o
^ ^
| |_ upstream “develop”
|_ your “develop”
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