Re: [Discuss] lecture on git/github for beginners?

2017-01-22 Thread Tyson Whitehead
On 22/01/17 04:32 AM, Karin Lagesen wrote: I thought I'd explain a bit about version control and git for my group next week. Does anybody of a lecture that explains the principle and how git works that I could either borrow from or be inspired by? (not too interested in the actual commands, bu

Re: [Discuss] lecture on git/github for beginners?

2017-01-22 Thread Carol Willing
Hi Karin, Here's a presentation that I've given a number of times with very effective results: http://www.slideshare.net/willingc/yes-you-can-git It's designed for complete beginners to open source. The first section focuses heavily on understanding that: 1) git is a tool and GitHub is a ser

Re: [Discuss] lecture on git/github for beginners?

2017-01-22 Thread Carlos Martinez Ortiz
Lagesen Sent: 22 January 2017 10:32:04 To: discuss@lists.software-carpentry.org Subject: [Discuss] lecture on git/github for beginners? I thought I'd explain a bit about version control and git for my group next week. Does anybody of a lecture that explains the principle and how git works that I

Re: [Discuss] lecture on git/github for beginners?

2017-01-22 Thread Rémi Emonet
Hi, here are some slides I'm using for a quick (not that quick tough) presentation. In parallel, I run git commands and draw a diagram with the current folder, the .git, the history: http://home.heeere.com/research.html#twitwi/Presentation-2016-09-01-git-gitlab-hcurien On the same page, if yo

Re: [Discuss] lecture on git/github for beginners?

2017-01-22 Thread Leighton Pritchard
Hi Karin, In case they’re any use, the slides I used most recently, based on the SWC materials, are here (the SVG images don’t render on the GitHub site, but they’re in the repo): https://github.com/widdowquinn/2017-01-09-dundee/blob/gh-pages/lessons-dundee/git/slides_git.md

[Discuss] lecture on git/github for beginners?

2017-01-22 Thread Karin Lagesen
I thought I'd explain a bit about version control and git for my group next week. Does anybody of a lecture that explains the principle and how git works that I could either borrow from or be inspired by? (not too interested in the actual commands, but what it does - that's going to be the sell