Git/GitHub: The basics and beyond

Git is a widely used software for software source control and versioning. This talk touches the basics and internals of Git, and also demonstrates how collaboration happens on GitHub

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1. Git/GitHub
   The basics and Beyond
   

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2. What we will cover…
   ✓ Git basics, internals, workflow.
   ✓ GitHub basics, terminologies, workflow
   ✓ Collaborating using GitHub
   ✓ Question/Answer session
   

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3. PART ONE
   Git
   

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4. GIT BASIC
   Version Control
   GIT
   Version 1.0
   Version 2.0
   Version 3.0
   Distributed Version Control System
   No central data store
   Recording Changes to file(s)
   over time and recall this changes
   

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5. SNAPSHOT
   

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6. FILE STATE
   Committed State
   Staged State
   Modified State
   GIT BASIC
   

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7. WORKING DIRECTORY STAGING AREA
   .GIT DIRECTORY
   Stage changes
   commit changes
   checkout the project
   GIT BASIC
   

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8. GIT BASIC
   $ git init
   $ git add
   $ git commit –m “”
   Make modifications (additions/deletions)
   Staged files
   Snapshots
   $ git checkout –b
   $ git restore --staged
   $ git remote add origin
   $ git push –u origin master
   

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9. $ git clone
   $ git add
   $ git commit –m “”
   Make modifications (additions/deletions)
   Staged files
   Snapshots
   $ git checkout –b
   $ git restore --staged
   $ git push –u origin master
   GIT BASIC
   

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10. GIT INTERNAL
    .git
    directory
    objects
    hooks
    HEAD
    info
    logs
    refs
    config
    index
    

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11. GIT INTERNAL
    Git
    objects
    Blobs
    Tree
    Commit
    

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12. Enough Talk, Show Me
    

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13. PART TWO
    GitHub
    

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14. What is GitHub?
    

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15. Photo Credit: Carlo Gilmar (https://twitter.com/carlogilmar)
    

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16. REPOSITORY
    Container
    Code container
    

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17. GITHUB WORK FLOW
    Source: https://crunchify.com/how-to-fork-github-repository-create-pull-request-and-merge/
    

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18. Git/GitHub in Action
    

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19. Questions?
    

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