Using git and github for non developers
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This was from a 1-hour lunch & learn session given Jan 2014 by myself to an audience consisting mostly of technical field personnel (titles like solution architect, pre-sales engineer, professional services engineer). The hook is that when working with deploying and maintaining complex software with many text configuration files (like Splunk), or when working in very small teams on "casual" software development or just hacking some scripts together, it's very beneficial to have a source code management tool in place. I chose git, and highlighted the sorts of features that this tool provides to those who ARE NOT developers.
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- 1. Copyright © 2014 Splunk Inc. Using Git and Github for Non-Developers Hal Rottenberg - January 2014
- 2. Agenda Source Code Management Basics What is Git (And why use it?) What is Github? Typical use cases for non-developers Tutorials 2
- 3. Expectations Hal is not a developer and does not claim to be one Concepts will be simplified or MAYBE EVEN WAY WRONG You won’t care and it doesn’t matter* Please ask questions! 3
- 4. Source Code Management Basics Maintain sets of changes (revisions) to text files Can be centralized or distributed Key strengths: workflow, collaboration, data integrity Common terms include: – – – – – – – Working tree (folder | directory) Add / checkin / checkout / clone Commit / Commit log Diff Branch / merge Push / Pull / Sync Tag 4
- 5. What is Git? Free software made by Linus Torvalds for Linux kernel development in 2005 Distributed SCM No server, minimal requirements, easy to setup and use CLI and GUI clients available for all platforms Plugins exist for many text editors and IDEs 5
- 6. Why use it? Team size = 1; maybe just use Box >1 (or ever hope to have help); SCM is awesome Git is among the easier SCM tools to use Mature GUI clients for Mac & Windows Very well documented, rabid fanbase community Alternatives: SVN, Mercurial (hg), Perforce 6
- 7. What is Github? Commercial service which provides git hosting Social network for developers which encourages collaboration Free and paid options Publishes widely-used Mac and Windows GUI clients Lightweight wiki and issue tracking features 7
- 8. Typical use cases for non-developers Splunk app development Script repository Change control 8
- 9. How to get started? Download GUI client from http://github.com (includes CLI) Clone an existing repo, or add existing code to a new repo 9
- 10. Tutorials Create new local repo Clone repo from web Commit changes Review changes 10
- 12. Questions? 12