Git'n Started with Version Control

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Git’n Started with version control @KeizGoesBoom

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Hi there.

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A little bit about me

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A little bit about me I’m Melissa Keizer. Graduated IMD in 2013 and now working at Rumble Labs doing design and front-end development. @KeizGoesBoom

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Coming Up

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• What Git is

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• What Git is • The beneﬁts of using Git

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• What Git is • The beneﬁts of using Git • Some commonly associated terms

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• What Git is • The beneﬁts of using Git • Some commonly associated terms • What you’ll need

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• What Git is • The beneﬁts of using Git • Some commonly associated terms • What you’ll need • Practical demo of getting started with Git

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What’s Git?

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Git is version control system. It manages changes to project without overwriting any part of that project.

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Git takes snapshots of your project

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Why use Git?

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• View a history of your project

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• View a history of your project • Reverse changes

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• View a history of your project • Reverse changes • Add meaningful descriptions to each change

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• View a history of your project • Reverse changes • Add meaningful descriptions to each change • Collaborate more easily

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Common Terms

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Command Line

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Command Line Where we input git commands, generally known as the console or terminal.

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Repository

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Repository Where your projects live, locally or stored in an online host like Github or Bitbucket.

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Commit

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Commit The Git command that takes snapshots of your repository at diﬀerent points in time.

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Branch

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Branch Branching is when you diverge from the main line of development (master) and continue to do work without messing with that main line.

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Toolkit

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• Text Editor

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• Text Editor • The Terminal

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• Text Editor • The Terminal • Git

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• Text Editor • The Terminal • Git • Remote Host (Github)

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Let’s Dive In

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Thanks! @KeizGoesBoom [email protected]