Git is distributed revision control software that allows for version control of code across multiple platforms. It was created by Linus Torvalds and is currently maintained by Junio Hamano. Some basic Git commands include configuring user information with git config, initializing a repository with git init, cloning an existing repository with git commit, adding and committing files. A key difference between Git and SVN is that Git commits are local so code can be committed without internet access. Remote repositories can be added and code can be pushed or pulled between local and remote versions. Branching allows different versions to exist simultaneously and merging brings those branches back together.

1. Version Control with

2. pt.1

3. $ whoami
● Renato Oliveira
● @_renatoOliveira
● renato@labcodes.com.br
● CIn/UFPE/GPRT
● LabCodes/Mobdoctor
● python/django
● pug-pe, python-brasil, django-brasil
● pythonNordeste 2013, May 24-25

4. Intro
● Distributed revision control software
● Open-source
● Written in C
● Multi platform

5. Linus Torvalds

6. Junio Hamano

7. Tech Talk about Git
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XpnKHJAok8

8. Shared!

9. Distributed!

10. Basic Commands
config
● git config --global user.name "Your Name"
● git config --global user.email "Your E-mail"
● git config --global color.ui true

11. Basic Commands
creating a repository
● git init
cloning a repository
● git clone repo_url

12. Basic Commands
Add a file
● git add path/to/file
Commit a file
● git commit
or
● git commit -m "commit message"

13. Difference between Svn commit and
git commit
● Git commits are locals!
● Local repositories are git repositories.
● No Internet needed!
● You don't need public access to the
repository!
● So, to a better version control...

15. Add a remote repository
● git remote add repository_name url

16. Upload your code
● git push repository_name branch_name

17. Updating your code
git pull repository_name branch_name

18. Git branching
Every local repository is a branch.
but branching is a good practice.
● git branch branch_name
● git checkout branch_name
● git branch -D branch_name

19. Merging
● git checkout branch_name
● git merge another_branch_name

20. questions?

21. @_renatoOliveira
renato@labcodes.com.br