Git & GitHub Theory

This presentation contains basic information on Git & GitHub. It contains basic installation links for Git and links to create an educational account with GitHub.

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1. Git & GitHub
3. aecc-uprb.herokuapp.com
4. Asociación de Estudiantes de Ciencias de Computadoras UPRB
5. https://github.com/AECC-UPRB
7. Version Control System (VCS)
8. Keeps track of the changes in your code.
9. Short History on Git
10. • (1991-2002) Linux Kernel project + DVCS System BitKeeper • (2005) Break-up • (2005)Linux development community creation of their own tool.
11. Speed
12. Large Projects
13. Support For 
 Non Linear Development
14. Who uses Git anyway?
17. Git is Open Source
18. Git installed? Verify $ git
19. Check version: $ git ——version
20. Installing Git Dependencies • Fedora:
 $ yum install curl-devel expat-devel gettext-devel\openssl-devel zlib-devel
 • Debian-based:
 $ apt-get install libcurl4-gnutls-dev libexpat1-dev gettext\libz-dev libssl-dev
21. Installing Git
23. $ apt-get install git
24. $ yum install git
26. http://sourceforge.net/projects/git- osx-installer/
28. http://msysgit.github.io
30. Social Network for Developers
31. A place to store your code
32. Collaboration Platform
33. Repository Hosting for open source projects 
 and private projects
34. Collaboration
 Distribution
 Discussion
35. Create a GitHub Account Accounts are free for an unlimited number of public repositories: github.com/join
36. Private repositories have to be payed for…
37. Oh, wait we’re students
39. Who do I apply?
40. http://education.github.com
41. GitHub GUI
42. https://mac.github.com
43. https://windows.github.com