The document outlines a training session on Git and GitHub, including essential topics such as version control, installation, configuration, and the Git/GitHub workflow. It details the process for connecting Git to GitHub, creating repositories, and managing code through features like branching and merging. Additionally, it highlights GitHub's capabilities for code sharing and collaboration among development teams.

1. TRAINING
SESSION ON GIT
AND GITHUB
A developer’s best friend

2. Agenda
WHAT IS GIT?
WHAT IS GITHUB?
INSTALLATION OF GIT
CONFIGURING GIT
CONNECTING GIT WITH
GITHUB
GIT/ GITHUB WORKFLOW
PULL AND PUSH
BRANCHING
MERGING AND REBASING
FORKING
EXTENSIVE FEATURES OF
GITHUB

3. What is Git?
Version Control System
Allows you to see changes
you make to your code
Revert any change to your
code
NOT GITHUB!!!

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So then, what
is Github?
Github.com is a website that
hosts your repositories
Sharing of codebases among
teams to easily fork or clone
repos to a local machine
Sharing of codebases among
teams to easily fork or clone
repos to a local machine

5. Configuring git
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6. To fix add the desired value in
quotes after the command
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7. Git Workflow
master 1 master 2
final
master 3
branch
merge
feature branch
merge

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Connecting git
with Github
From your project directory, run `git init` to
initialize a git repository
Go to Github, and create a new repository with
the name of your project.
Follow the instructions on Github to connect
your initialized git repository to the remote
server on Github.
*Please Note: you must have files in your
project directory to commit in order to push
anything to your remote server

9. Creating New Repository
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In the upper-right corner of any page, use the drop-down menu, and select New
repository.
Optional, if you have a template select one.
Type any repository name
Optional, any description
Choose Public or Private (public preferred)
Optional, initialize Readme.md
Click on Create repository
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10. Add changes
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11. Commit changes
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12. Cloning in git
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13. Push/Pull changes
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14. Branching in git
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15. Logging in git
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16. Conflict merging
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17. Github Code
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Issues
Pull requests
Projects tab
Features in Github