Git Init
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Suvin Nimnaka introduces himself as a GitHub Campus Expert and Software Engineer who provides an overview of version control and Git. He explains how Git works as a distributed version control system and demonstrates features like branching, pull requests, and resolving merge conflicts. Suvin also discusses GitHub and how it can be used to store and manage code while working with others through collaboration and open source projects.
Git Init
- 1. $ Git Init Suvin Nimnaka. GitHub Campus Expert. Pages 01
- 2. Hi! I’m Suvin. GitHub Campus Expert | Software Engineer University of Colombo School of Computing Email: hello@suvin.me | Twitter: @tikirimaarie Pages 02
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- 4. Version Controlling But first, let’s discuss about… Pages 04
- 5. Version Controlling Version control is the practice of tracking and managing changes to software code. Helps manage changes to source code over time. Pages 05
- 6. Version Controlling back in the day… Pages 06
- 7. Better Security We need a better system that provides… Pages 07 Clean History Open Source :wink Collaboration Faster speeds Branching Scalability Integrity
- 9. Git /ɡɪt/ or /jɪt/ ● Git is a distributed Version Control System. ● Free and open source ● Small footprint ● Allows Collaboration ● Lightning Fast Pages 09
- 10. How git works. Pages 010 Pull Push Push Push Pull Pull Central Repository
- 11. How git works cont. Pages 011 Pull
- 12. GitHub? ( It’s Capital H people! ) Wait, What is Pages 012
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- 14. GitHub /ɡɪthʌb/ or /jɪthʌb/ ● GitHub is a cloud-based service that helps developers store and manage their code, as well as track and control changes to their code. ● Provides a user friendly UI. ● Provides a complete ecosystem for developers to write and ship code. Pages 014
- 15. Git !== GitHub Keep in mind that, Pages 015
- 16. Let’s see some action! Pages 016 Demo 1
- 17. Meet Avin! Pages 017 GitHub Campus Expert (Trainee) @ NIBM Our volunteer for the demos today. (with permission from his parents ofc 😂)
- 18. Branching With that being said, let’s move onto.. Pages 018
- 19. How git branching works Pages 019
- 21. Pull Requests You saw it! Pages 021
- 22. What is a Pull Request (PR) Pages 022 A pull request is a request to merge changes from a developer's branch into the main codebase of a project.
- 23. Let’s create a PR Pages 023 Demo 3
- 24. What if you are using someone else’s Repo? Pages 024 Demo 4
- 26. Can you do a recap of the Git stuff we learned so far? Pages 026 with the help of slides SWAG!!!
- 30. Now, we build something! ● We will build a joke collection. ● Goto my demo repository. ● Take a fork ● Clone it to your laptops ● Create a file in you name - avin.txt ● Add a joke (Yes just Google it :D ) ● Push it to your fork ● Send a PR demo5/6 Pages 030
- 32. What is a merge conflict? A merge conflict occurs when there are conflicting changes made to the same file in a code repository. This typically happens when multiple developers are working on the same file at the same time, and they make changes that conflict with each other. Pages 032
- 33. How can I resolve them? VS Code has built-in support for merge conflict resolving. You can either accept current change, accept incoming change or accept both. Pages 033
- 35. What is GitHub? How did it start? Who’s the CEO? Pages 035 SWAG!!!
- 36. Pages 036 GitHub Student Developer Pack
- 37. Pages 037 GitHub Community Sri Lanka
- 38. Pages 038 Thank You For Being Awesome! Email: hello@suvin.me Twitter: @tikirimaarie GitHub Community SL Discord: https://discord.gg/wqf45G5EBv