Git and Python workshop

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GitPython @victorneo

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limited time learn the basics, and explore

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install time http://python.org http://git-scm.com/

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Python a programming language

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dynamic typing interpreted fun? probably

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you have all learnt programming before, so let’s head straight for a quick example

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write a Python application to search for tweets containing #ntuoss

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#ntuoss

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Git source control system

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zip les dropbox most students use to work on a team project (please don’t use them)

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repository where your codes are stored

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before turning into a Git repository

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after turning into a Git repository NO DIFFERENCE

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tracks le changes git creates a hidden directory Commit your changes and revert back anytime

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git add . git commit print(‘Hello World’) (helloworld.py)

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git add . git commit print(‘Hello OSS’) (helloworld.py)

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git revert print(‘Hello World’) (helloworld.py) uncommitted changes can be lost

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bob alice 2. git clone proj 1. git init

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bob alice 3. git add code.py 4. git commit 4. git pull

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bob alice server

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Django web framework for perfectionists with deadlines

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ORM templates caching unit tests

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easy_install django to install Django

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https://github.com/ victorneo/osstwitter-oct19 clone this project

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explore git, rails, django, node.js meet rails brigade, pugs etc have fun

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Django http://djangoproject.com/ Python User Group SG https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/pythonsg (we are nice people!) http://book.git-scm.com/ Git community book

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Thank you! @victorneo