The document discusses distributed version control with Git. It introduces Git as a distributed version control system where every client has a full copy of the code repository. It then covers configuring Git with your identity, using aliases to make commands easier, and colorizing output. The rest of the document demonstrates common Git commands and concepts like initializing a repository, adding and committing files, pushing to and pulling from remote repositories, showing commit histories and branching.

1. Distributed Source Control with Git David O’Hara @davidmohara

2. WHO AM I??

3. SVN 2.0

4. Distributed Version Control System

5. Server Client Client Client

6. Client Client Client Client

7. >> git config --global user.name “[NAME HERE]” >> git config --global user.email “[EMAIL HERE]” Identify Yourself

8. Make Life Easier Aliases http://github.com/davidmohara/configs Colorize (Doesn’t work in command - only bash) AutoCRLF

9. Index Repository Working Directory

10. Index Repository Working Directory Init

11. Index Repository Working Directory Clone Remote

12. Index Repository Working Directory Add Untracked Updated

13. Index Repository Working Directory Commit

14. Index Repository Working Directory Push Remote

15. Fetch Index Repository Working Directory Pull Remote Rebase

16. Clone (svn) Index Repository Working Directory Subversion

17. Fetch (svn) Index Repository Working Directory Subversion Rebase (svn)

18. Index Repository Working Directory DCommit Subversion

19. SHOW ME SOMETHING

20. f28r5 b0934 e48u4 a9473 master feature f901e

21. b0934 e48u4 a9473 e9836 master feature f901e

22. b0934 e48u4 a9473 e9836 master feature f901e 038de 8372e 038de

23. b0934 e48u4 a9473 e9836 master feature f901e 038de feature

24. SHOW ME MORE

25. Questions

26. GUI Crutches gitk & git gui http://gitextensions.sourceforge.net http://code.google.com/p/tortoisegit

27. Resources http://tinyurl.com/getgit http://progit.org http://github.com [email_address]