An introduction to Git

My presentation slides for HannoverJS. This presentation based a little bit on http://progit.org/ . Don't know, if the slides make a lot sense without my drivel...

Transcript

1. An introduction to By @PascalPrecht
2. git-scm.com
3. gitref.org
4. progit.org
5. O‘Reilly Book
6. @PascalPrecht
8. History?
9.  - LINUS TORVALD „I‘m an egotistical bastard, and I name all my projects after myself.“
10.     What is Git?
11. What is Git? •  VCS  (Version  Control  System)  
12. What is Git? •  VCS  (Version  Control  System)   •  Open  Source    
13. What is Git? •  VCS  (Version  Control  System)   •  Open  Source   •  Fully  Distributed  
14. What is Git? •  VCS  (Version  Control  System)   •  Open  Source   •  Fully  Distributed   •  Local    
15. Fast* * At least as fast as this squirrel!
16. Git is awesome.
17.     What makes it so awesome?
18.     Git basics
19. Centralized VCS
20. Distributed VCS
21.     Working offline
22. Working offline •  Performing  a  diff  
23. Working offline •  Performing  a  diff   •  Viewing  file  history  
24. Working offline •  Performing  a  diff   •  Viewing  file  history   •  CommiBng  changes  
25. Working offline •  Performing  a  diff   •  Viewing  file  history   •  CommiBng  changes   •  Merging  branches  
26. Working offline •  Performing  a  diff   •  Viewing  file  history   •  CommiBng  changes   •  Merging  branches   •  Obtaining  other  revisions  of  a  file  
27. Working offline •  Performing  a  diff   •  Viewing  file  history   •  CommiBng  changes   •  Merging  branches   •  Obtaining  other  revisions  of  a  file   •  Switching  branches  
28.     Snapshots, not patches!
33.     First Steps
34.     Demo
35.     Configuration
36. Configuration   •  git  config    -­‐-­‐global  user.name  ‘‘NAME‘‘   •  git  config  -­‐-­‐global  user.email  ‘‘EMAIL‘‘      
37.     git init
38. git init   •  Creates  a  new  repository  
39.     git clone
40. git clone   •  clones  an  exisMng  repository  (hNp,  ssh,  git  ...)  
41. Flow •  Init  /  clone   •  edit   •  add   •  status  /  diff   •  commit    
44.     Branching
48.     git branch testing
51.     git checkout testing
54.     Merging
57.     Bare repositories
58. Bare repositories •  Not  a  working  directory   •  May  exist  on  the  same  maschine   •  push  /  pull  
59.     Demo
60. Can I haz? By @PascalPrecht
62. BOOM!   •  TwiNer:  @PascalPrecht   •  Blog:  hopelessart.com   •  GitHub:  github.com/PascalPrecht     •  Images:  hNp://progit.org