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Git and Github - a 90 Minute interactive workshop
This document provides an overview of version control and Git. It discusses key features of Git like branching, merging, blaming, and project stats. It also covers using Git and GitHub for open source projects. Companies that use Git like Google, Twitter, and PayPal are highlighted. The document concludes with diving deeper into how Git works under the hood and providing additional learning resources.
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Git and Github - a 90 Minute interactive workshop
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- 2. OUTLINE Version control andGit Interactive walkthrough Ten killer features Companies Open Source projects Under the hood
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- 4. What’s the keyto your professor’s next promotion? (Assuming he or she is not up for a Nobel Prize or a Fields Medal)
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- 7. PUBLICATIONS Originally on paper Nowlargely digital Content provided by academics Reviews provided by academics
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- 9. THE PUBLISHING INDUSTRY Originallycharged for shipping paper copies Now charges for digital access Private enterprise
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- 11. OUR TAX MONEY Paysfor researchers to do research Pays for researchers providing reviews Pays publishers for access to scientific results that we funded in the first place?
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- 13. DSPACE A free andopen source web platform Used by universities and public institutions to offer free and open access to the (scientific) output they produce. @mire provides DSpace installation, support, customization and training services.
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- 17. WORKING FOR @MIRE Joinour team of in Belgium or USA Developer and Project Manager vacancies Free snacks
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- 37. Where can youfind the “Why” in Google Docs?
- 38. WHAT ARE GITAND GITHUB Decentralized source code management protocol Free web based software project hosting Git is used as underlying source code management protocol
- 39. CENTRALIZED SOURCE CODEMANAGEMENT
- 40. GIT: DECENTRALIZED VERSIONCONTROL
- 41. WHAT YOU NEEDTO KNOW FOR NOW Everything is local Fast Compact Clever mechanisms to “merge” changes together
- 43. A social webappfor managing Git repositories
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- 48. USING GIT ANDGITHUB Creating an account on Github Contributing through the Github Web UI Installing Git on your laptop Using Git on Windows
- 49. CREATING AN ACCOUNTON GITHUB.COM Signup on Github.com
- 50. FORK THE PROJECTFOR THIS WORKSHOP https://github.com/bram-atmire/aft-workshop
- 51. MODIFYING THE CODEIN YOUR OWN FORK Create a new branch. Do NOT work on master Ignace - update screenshot
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- 54. PREVIEW: OVERVIEW OFCHANGES Red line: deleted - Green line: added
- 57. EXERCISE Install the Mac,Windowsor command line client Clone the fork of the AFT workshop repository on your local machine Edit the README.md file locally and commit Push this to your own Github repository Issue a pull request with your changes
- 58. SOMETHING A LITTLEMORE ADVANCED http://bit.ly/learning-git
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- 85. TL;DR Firm belief insimple tools Developer freedom Working asynchronously Get rid of useless meetings
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- 94. OPEN SOURCE CONTRIBUTIONWORKFLOW Lowering your own maintenance costs Prestige and achievement Giving & receiving community support Learn from others Fun
- 95. BUG TRACKING ANDFEATURE REQUESTS http://jira.duraspace.org/browse/DS
- 96. CREATING A NEWJIRA ISSUE
- 97. HIGHLEVEL DSPACE GITHUBWORKFLOW “Fork” Contributor copies the DSpace code repository to his/her own Github account “Clone” Checks out a local copy of the newly created fork “Branch” Creates a branch for development work related to a particular issue in JIRA “Commit” Modifying the code locally “Publish Branch” Pushing your changes to your personal Github account
- 98. FINAL STEP: FIRINGYOUR PULL REQUEST Done! Your code can now be evaluated for inclusion
- 99. AFTER FIRING THEPULL REQUEST Generally, code will be evaluated by 2 committers prior to inclusion Further discussion about your approach can follow on JIRA or in Github comments You can help the committers by doing your own evaluation on pull requests by others
- 100. Google Code ✝25/01/2016 Bitbucket Sourceforge GitHub OPENSOURCE VERSION CONTROL PLATFORMS
- 101. GOOGLE CODE °2006 project hostingservice people started moving to GitHub 2015: google migrates their own repositories to GitHub 25/01/2016: end of Google Code
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- 104. TWITTER BOOTSTRAP PROJECT Bootstrap:the most popular HTML, CSS, and JS framework for developing responsive, mobile first projects on the web. https://github.com/twbs/bootstrap
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