An introduction for beginning programmer's to version control and git. After following this presentation a person should be able to set up their own local git repo as well as collaborate with others through github.

1. Let’s it on
@rdallman10

2. Why should you git?

3. Guilty?

4. Guilty?

5. Because Linus!

6. Okay, okay, so what is git?

7. “Git allows groups of people to work on the same
documents (often code) at the same time, and
without stepping on each other’s toes. It’s a
distributed version control system.”

8. Let’s start with the
“version control” part

10. Show me this witch magic!

11. first let’s get git

12. Mac:
Linux:
Windows:

13. Let the games begin

15. “stage”
What are these words?
“commit”
“checkout”

16. Make a repo:

17. Stage a file:

18. Commit a… commit:

19. Cool

20. So how do I share with my
group?

22. But… but... I don’t have a
server

23. That, detective, is the
right question

25. Make a github repo

26. Push to github

27. Tada

28. Okay that’s cool but...
how does my group get
my code?

29. That, detective, is the
right question

30. Should only do this once...

31. Once? but...

32. Pull!

33. Push!

35. Hello again

36. The server is only necessary
for collaboration.

37. Don’t like people?

38. Then stay off github

39. We’ve only just begun

40. More Resources
try.github.io
git-scm.com/book
try:
learn:
setup: help.github.com