jcarouth

Git and Github: Working Effectively on a Team

Abstract

Git is great. Project hosting on Github is even better. But how does git fit into your team workflow? In this talk we will cover how to effectively use git as your source control management system from an individual developer's perspective and then from a team perspective.

You will learn how to efficiently use git during feature implementation and experimentation including stashing, committing, rebasing, and code sharing techniques; how you can leverage Github to spur conversations about code and implementation; and a workflow incorporating code review using Github's pull requests.

Notes

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