Git for designers

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   Git (for designers) a talk about

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   Git looks after your files. (.psd, .sketch, .md, .txt, .jpg,

   .exe, .kitten…)
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   of your files. versions more specifically,

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   (save as you progress, and get back to it easily)

   history. it stores your
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   (everyone has a copy of the full history of the

   project; loosing data is hard) backups. for free, you get
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   github. it’s not

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   A a file

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   A A2

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   A A2 A3

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    A A2 A3 A4 B B2

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    dashboard-wires-23- f-approved-final- amends-12.psd

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    a snapshot C1

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    let’s go through some jargon

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    copy of a project. local you work on a

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    Project A B

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    Project A B .git

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    it to your computer. Clone know an existing project?

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    for the history log check the

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    your changes… Commit

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    …to the current branch.

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    another branch. Checkout

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    other’s changes… Pull

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    your work to a… push …and then

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    server, for others to use. remote

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    a commit “First sketches” C1

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    “Wireframes” C1 C2

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    C1 C2 C4 C3

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    a branch a branch C1 C2 C4 C3 C5

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    https://goo.gl/gy3rCt useful links