Let's Git this Party started: An Introduction to Source Control with Git

Organiser
Girl Develop It Ottawa
Date
12-13 Apr 2012 (Add to calendar) GMT
Venue
(Exact location not available) , Ottawa, CA
Cost
10.0 CAD

Source control is an essential skill for any software developer to manage their code base, keep track of changes, and coordinate major revisions with other team members. Git is the fastest growing open source source control system today.  It's useful if you are working on a large distributed team, or working on personal projects.  

 

In this 2.5 hour class, you'll learn about how to set up your own Git repository, how to push, pull, fork, merge, and branch and more!  Also, you'll set up a GitHub account to easily showcase your projects and learn from others in the open source community.  Software is social!

 

Requirements:

  • Bring your laptop and power cord

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About our Instructor: 

Kim Moir loves running and chocolate.  Last summer, when most people were sitting on the beach, she migrated many of the Eclipse SDK project's code repos to Git.   She blogs about open source and cat herding at http://relengofthenerds.blogspot.com  

 

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Everyone is welcome to join our group and attend our events :) 

Our refund policy: Your payment guarantees your seat in the entire course. If something changes after registration and you cannot attend the course, you must notify us at least 3 days before the first class to receive a refund. If you have to miss a class, we will provide code from class and any slides, but we do not offer partial refunds based on individual class absences.

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