GitHub Flow for Designers

Internal talk at Xing, Hamburg, Oct 26th, 2016.

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1. !
   

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2. important-project
   

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3. design-new.sketch
   important-project
   design-new-final.sketch
   design-new-final-v2.sketch
   design-new-final-v2A.sketch
   design-new-final-v2A-latest.sketch
   design-new-final-v3-edited.sketch
   design-new-final-v3-more-tweaks.sketch
   design-new-finalest-final.sketch
   design-new-really-really-really-final.sketch
   design-new-final-v3-edited-accepted.sketch
   

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4. important-project
   design-new.sketch
   design-new-final.sketch
   design-new-final-v2.sketch
   design-new-final-v2A.sketch
   design-new-final-v2A-latest.sketch
   design-new-final-v3-edited.sketch
   design-new-final-v3-more-tweaks.sketch
   design-new-finalest-final.sketch
   design-new-really-really-really-final.sketch
   design-new-final-v3-edited-accepted.sketch
   !
   

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5. It’s the workflows
   that matter, not
   the tools.
   

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6. GITHUB
   FL W
   !
   

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7. Create a branch
   

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8. Add commits
   

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9. Open a Pull Request
   

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10. Discuss and review
    

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11. Deploy your change
    

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12. Merge your branch
    

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13. RINSE
    REPEAT
    AND
    

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14. DEMOTIME
    

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15. …
    

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16. WORKING
    OTHERS
    WELL WITH
    

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17. It’s the workflows
    that matter, not
    the tools.
    

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18. It’s the workflows
    that matter, not
    the tools.*
    *but the tools can make it much easier.
    

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19. TEAM
    @MENTIONS
    

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21. COMMIT
    STATUS API
    

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23. GITHUB
    PAGES
    WITH
    

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24. (In which I tempt fate with
    another quick demo)
    

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25. jekyllrb.com
    

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26. PULL REQUESTS
    PREEMPTIVE
    

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27. REDACTED
    

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28. DESIGN
    OPEN
    IN THE
    

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29. Open design.
    

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30. Open design
    is the future.
    

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31. Open design
    can be hard.
    

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32. Open design
    means showing
    your work early.
    

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33. Open design
    means accepting
    imperfections.
    

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34. Open design
    means articulating
    design decisions.
    

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35. Open design
    means trusting
    your team.
    

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36. Open design
    helps build
    empathy.
    

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37. Open design
    takes constant
    work.
    

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38. Questions!
    Coby Chapple
    coby@github.com
    @cobyism
    

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39. !
    

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