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Introduction to GitHub
Git is a version control system that allows developers to track changes in code and collaborate on projects. GitHub is a hosting service for Git repositories that offers collaboration features like code review and branching workflows. The document introduces Git and GitHub basics and outlines the GitHub Flow for collaborating via feature branching, pull requests, and code review before merging changes into the master branch. It concludes with reminders for good version control practices and sources for further information.
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Overview of Git and GitHub, including agenda items such as Git introduction, GitHub practices, flow, and hands-on lab.
Explains Git as a Version Control System, covering repositories, branches, commits, pull requests, and collaboration.
Describes GitHub as a cloud-based platform for collaborative coding, emphasizing its convenience and standardization.
Steps of the GitHub Flow: Creating branches, adding commits, opening pull requests, reviewing, deploying, and merging code.
Practical session on setting up GitHub, including account setup, repo creation, collaboration, and conflict resolution.
Important tips for using Git effectively, like committing messages, syncing code, conducting reviews, and breaking projects into manageable parts.
Provides a link to additional resources and guides for further understanding of GitHub.
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- 4. Introduction to Git ●Repository ● Branch ● Commits ● Pull Requests ● Collaborators
- 5. Introduction to GitHub ●Git on the Cloud ● Collaborative - Work with your team! ● Code Review ● Become famous ● Remote
- 6. Introduction to GitHub- Why? ● Easy ● Redundant ● De-facto Standard ● Again, Collaborative
- 7. GitHub Flow -Create a Branch
- 8. GitHub Flow -Add Commits
- 9. GitHub Flow -Open a pull request
- 10. GitHub Flow -Discuss and Review your code
- 11. GitHub Flow -Deploy / Test
- 12. GitHub Flow -Merge
- 13. Hands-on ● Setup Account ●Install GitHub Desktop ● Create repo ● Create branch ● Push / Sync ● Collaborate ○ master branch protection ○ add your team members ● Conflict resolution ● Tada!
- 14. Things to remember ●Add comments wherever possible ● Always add a good commit message ● Sync your code with remote often (as much as possible) ● Do a code review and test before merging to master branch ● Git is not almighty! Breakdown the project into smaller chunk to avoid code conflict
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