1.
Why GIT?
The solution to your
problems that has always
existed.

2.
Why GIT?
• What this talk is for.
• Who this talk is for.
• Why this talk exist.
The solution to your problems that has always existed.

3.
Working together… efficiently.
“Hey I sent you the files through gmail, please check
website_project.zip”
“I changed line 50 in index.html, could you change it in
your side too?”
Collaboration

4.
Know what has changed.
“I have no idea what I changed but I swear it was
working previously!”
Spotting Changes

5.
More than an Undo.
“Hey I think we should change this *thing*”
“Sure and done”
“Actually nevermind, could you change it back?”
Reverting

6.
More than a save.
“I dont have my laptop.”
“My hard drive got corrupted!”
“I forgot to bring it!”
“I accidentally deleted the folder!”
Redundancy

7.
Work on different things without affecting
each other.
“Who changed line 28? Im still working on that!”
“Why is this section incomplete?”
“When will this be implemented? Its preventing my
build!”
“I think we have a conflict.”
Seamless Working

8.
Plethora of platforms or none at all.
Availability

9.
Why work on the boring things?
“Hey we have to test our website if it passes.”
“Did you write the documentation for the new API?”
“Could you deploy it after it builds?”
This is platform specific rather than part of Git but it is deeply integrated WITH Git!
Automation

10.
End.

11.
protected void onTryUpdate(int reason) throws RetryException {
// Do some awesome stuff
int foo = 15;
publishArtwork(new Artwork.Builder()
.title(photo.name)
.imageUri(Uri.parse(photo.image_url))
.viewIntent(new Intent(Intent.ACTION_VIEW,
Uri.parse(“http://500px.com/photo/" + photo.id)))
.build());
scheduleUpdate(System.currentTimeMillis() + ROTATE_TIME_MILLIS);
}