The document introduces Git, an open source distributed version control system. It discusses how Git allows doing most operations locally, including committing changes, viewing history, and switching branches. It outlines some benefits of version control like tracking changes, collaboration and reverting mistakes. Finally it provides examples of basic Git commands and workflows for setting up and collaborating on projects.

1. GIT from n00b BeerCamp+ Nov 9, 2011 Sang Dee Gallery

2. Introduction my self $whois @amaudy

3. Introduction my self $whois @amaudy Just web programmer

4. Introduction my self $whois @amaudy Just web programmer (PHP, jQuery, Drupal/Wordpress, Rails)

5. What is GIT? GIT is an Open source distributed version control

6. What is GIT? GIT is an Open source distributed version control

7. What is GIT? GIT is an Open source distributed version control

8. What is GIT? GIT is an Open source distributed version control

9. Distributed

10. Distributed Do everything (mostly) in local

11. Do everything in local - Commit (save what you did)

12. Do everything in local - Commit (save what you did) - View file or project history

13. Do everything in local - Commit (save what you did) - View file or project history - Switch to other branch

14. Do everything in local - Commit (save what you did) - View file or project history - Switch to other branch - Merge branches

15. What is Version Control? What is Version Control? History of your Project

16. What is Version Control? What is Version Control? History of your Project - Features

17. What is Version Control? What is Version Control? History of your Project - Features - Bug fixed

18. What is Version Control? What is Version Control? History of your Project - Features - Bug fixed - Experiment your idea

19. Benefit of Version Control

20. Benefit of Version Control - Collaboration

21. Benefit of Version Control - Collaboration - Programmer&Designer

22. Benefit of Version Control - Collaboration - Programmer&Designer - Programmer&Programmer

23. Benefit of Version Control - Collaboration - Programmer&Designer - Programmer&Programmer - Track your work

24. Problem before not use GIT

25. Problem before not use GIT - Nobody know who modified files

26. Problem before not use GIT - Nobody know who modified files - Nobody know who add/delete files

27. Problem before not use GIT - Nobody know who modified files - Nobody know who add/delete files - Project manager of team members don't know what you do in code

28. Problem before not use GIT - Nobody know who modified files - Nobody know who add/delete files - Project manager of team members don't know what you do in code - Nobody know who to blame when something went wrong

29. What I like on GIT? - Fast

30. What I like on GIT? - Fast - No server (commit, diff, branch)

31. What I like on GIT? - Fast - No server (commit, diff, branch) - Easy to use

32. What I like on GIT? - Fast - No server (commit, diff, branch) - Easy to use - Many choice of GUI client

33. Get start on GIT

34. Installation Ubuntu sudo apt-get install git-core

35. Installation Ubuntu sudo apt-get install git-core Mac Use .dmg file

36. Installation Ubuntu sudo apt-get install git-core Mac Use .dmg file Windows msysgit

37. Configuration

38. Configuration git config –global user.name “your name”

39. Configuration git config –global user.name “your name” git config –global user.email “foo@bar.com”

40. Configuration git config –global user.name “your name” git config –global user.email “foo@bar.com” git config –global colour.ui “auto” git config –list

41. Get repository Create on local git init

42. Get repository git clone https://github.com/twitter/bootstrap.git Create on local Clone from remote machine git init

43. Add files/directory

44. Add files/directory git add .

45. Add files/directory git add . git add somefile.php

46. Add files/directory git add . git add somefile.php git add *.js *.css

47. Commit your work git commit -m 'I just did something cool'

48. View history git log

49. GIT Branches

50. GIT Branches - Do something different in project

51. GIT Branches - Do something different in project - Separate from original code

52. GIT Branches - Do something different in project - Separate from original code master

53. GIT Branches - Do something new for different - Separate from original code master development

54. GIT Branches - Do something new for different - Separate from original code master development theme2

55. Create branch git branch development

56. Create branch git branch development git checkout -b development

57. Create branch git branch development git checkout -b development /* development = name of branch */

58. Switch between branch git checkout development

59. Switch between branch git checkout development git checkout master

60. My work flow mkdir projectx

61. My work flow mkdir projectx cd projectx

62. My work flow mkdir projectx cd projectx git init

63. My work flow mkdir projectx cd projectx git init gedit .gitignore

64. My work flow mkdir projectx cd projectx git init gedit .gitignore git add .

65. My work flow mkdir projectx cd projectx git init gedit .gitignore git add . git commit -m 'start Project X'

66. Collaborate with team

67. Collaborate with team git add origin git@host.com:path/to/repository.git

68. Your co-worker flow git clone git@host.com:path/to/repository.git gedit index.php git add index.php git commit -m 'add index.php' git push origin master

69. My work flow git fetch git checkout master git merge origin/master

70. Demo

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