Git introduction at 6 Degrees of code

by Garren 2. September 2010 19:52

I did a talk last night at the Six degrees user group , it was great fun. I gave an introduction to git and how to use it in various team situations. It was nice to have contribution from the audience and their experiences with Git or other source controls. 

I have put the slides on heroku here

We are running a git challenge go to www.github.com/garrensmith to check it out. The prize is a R400 amazon book voucher. 

Here are some great links to get going, this one is particularly great for windows developers

Here is an article on best practices

The defacto book and reference guides are: www.gitref.org and www.progit.org

Cheat Sheets:

github

http://cheat.errtheblog.com/s/git

 

Also see my previous blog post

If you need any help find me on twitter or drop me a mail. 

Git investigation

by garren 7. April 2010 22:55

I've been trying to learn git and I've decided that the next way to really get famliar with it is to use it with one of the teams I am on. They are using svn, so I have used git-svn to create the the mapper between the two. I wrote up a cheat sheet for myself with git flow I want to use and the reference links I used. If anyone can recommend any improvements let me know.

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Garren is a Driven Software professional. He has a strong background in .net programming. His passion for Agile has lead him to work with software teams to help them implement agile methodologies in their workspace. Garren loves learning from the knowledge and experiences of other software professionals and in this blog he shares what he learns in the software world.