The document discusses using Git in Visual Studio 2013. It begins with an agenda that covers basic Git terms and how to use Git in Visual Studio 2013. It then defines various Git terms like clone, fork, commit, pull, push, branch, checkout, merge, and remote. It concludes by outlining the basic process of creating a remote repository, making a project in Visual Studio, adding it to source control, committing changes, and pushing commits to the remote repository.

1. Exploring Git in
Visual Studio 2013
C# Corner – 15th November

2. Agenda
- Basic Git Terms
- How to use Git in
Visual Studio 2013

3. Git - Basic Terms
Git
- is a distributed Version Control System
- serves to monitor changes in files and undo them
- make the files available to other in form of a repo (repository)
- can get updates from other repos as well

4. Git - Basic Terms
GitHub
A Git repository web-based hosting service, which offers
all of the distributed revision control.

5. Git - Basic Terms
Basic Process Flow

6. Git - Basic Terms
Clone
A term used for copying a remote repo
locally, which contains the entire history of
the git repo being cloned.

7. Git - Basic Terms
Fork
A fork is a personal copy of another user's
repository that lives on your account

8. Git - Basic Terms
Commit
A fork is a personal copy of another user's
repository that lives on your account

9. Git - Basic Terms
Pull
A term used for copying a remote repo
locally, which contains the entire history of
the git repo being cloned.

10. Git - Basic Terms
Push
Pushing refers to sending your committed
changes to a remote repository such as
GitHub.com

11. Git - Basic Terms
Branch
A branch is a parallel version of a
repository. It is contained within the
repository, but does not affect the primary
or master branch.

12. Git - Basic Terms
Checkout
Process of switching to a new branch
context

13. Git - Basic Terms
Merge
Merging takes the changes from one branch
(in the same repository or from a fork), and
applies them into another.

14. Git - Basic Terms
Remote
A Repo or version of something - that
is hosted on a server.

15. Using Git in Visual Studio 2013
Create Remote Repo
Create Project in Visual Studio
Add Project to Source Control
Commit your changes
Push your commits to remote

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