1. Intro to Git and GitHub Version Control using Git Carol Schofield
Developer, ThoughtWorks

2. Version Con---what?

3. What is Version Control /Source Control ?.

4. What is Git?
Git is a free and open source distributed version control system designed to handle everything from small to very large projects with speed and efficiency.
Created by Linus Torvalds

5. Is Git for Me? Use git to manage your code locally & store it remotely
Use git to work with others
Use git to manage other projects:
Writing, Blogging, Poetry
Recipes
Travel Logging
Musical Composition
Legal Documents
Put git on your resume!
Source:

6. Got 15-30 minutes and want to learn git?
git init
git status
git add
git commit
git log

8. You can Git Power Moves Checkout earlier versions Un-do changes
Work on multiple versions at the same time
Incorporate the work of others
Re-write history

9. Let’s Get Distributed: GitHub
GitHub is a code hosting platform for version control and collaboration.
Free account, free public storage
Collaborate with others
Use GitHub in the browser!
OCTOCAT!
Source: !

11. Contribute (pull requests)
Git Social with GitHub
Follow people
Watch projects
Learn (try forking)
Contribute (pull requests)

12. Wow! No installation needed! Create an account Create a repository
Create and modify your project via the browser
Wow! No installation needed!
Create an account
Create a repository
Make changes
Make a commit

13. All OS: https://git-scm.com/downloads Mac: Brew: http://brew.sh/
Installing Git
All OS:
Mac: Brew:
Linux: sudo apt-get install git
Windows:
GUI: Graphical User Interfaces
The link for windows is great- bash emulator or GUI
The all Operating systems link offers downloads for all OS
If you use homebrew- package manager for Mac
Git’s instructions:

14. Learn how to go back to the past (get out of trouble) Undo changes
The FUTURE….
Learn how to go back to the past (get out of trouble)
Undo changes
Merge your work with others
More FUN!

15. Other Sources http://rogerdudler.github.io/git-guide/
Google is your friend (or Try DuckDuckGo or another alternate search engine)

16. GitHub Create a git repository locally and push it to GitHub
Create a project on GitHub and clone it locally
Create and work on your projects via your browser

17. Fork a Repo