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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
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A
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B
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dashboard-wires-23-
f-approved-final-
amends-12.psd
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a snapshot
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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”
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“Wireframes”
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a branch
a branch
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https://goo.gl/gy3rCt
useful links