This document discusses Git, an open source distributed version control system. It covers basic Git concepts like repositories, branches, and merging. It then provides instructions for configuring Git with a user name and email. Steps are outlined for initializing a local Git repository, adding and committing files, checking differences between commits, and using GUIs for Git.

1. Git
Sistema Distribuido de Control de
Versiones (DVCS)

2. Centralizado Version Control System

3. Distributed Version Control System

4. Basics - Repository

5. Basics - Branches

6. Basics - Merge

8. Configuración
# Configure the user which will be used by git
git config --global user.name "Juan Perez"
# Same for the email address
git config --global user.email "email@gmail.com"

9. Empecemos
# Creamos un directorio para nuestro nuevo
proyecto
mkdir ~/hellogit
# Agregamos un archivo
vim index.html

10. Primeros Pasos
# Initialize the local Git repository
git init
# Add all (files and directories) to the Git
repository
git add .
# Make a commit of your file to the local repository
git commit -m "Initial commit"
# Show the log file
git log

11. El segundo commit
# Check the changes via the diff command
git diff
# Commit the changes, -a will commit changes for
modified files
# but will not add automatically new files
git commit -a -m "These are new changes"

12. GUIs
Github git client

13. Algunos GUIs
Clientes Mac:
• Gitbox
• Tower
• Gihub
Clientes Windows:
• TortoiseGit
• SmartGit
• Github