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By Ricardo Signes (rjbs) Date: Tuesday, 22 June 2010 10:00 Duration: 100 minutes Target audience: Beginner Language: English Tags: git |
Git is Easy!
This has been a good few years for Git. More and more open source projects -- including perl5 and rakudo perl6 -- are moving their source code to Git repositories, and "patches welcome" is slowly being replaced with "tell me where to pull from."
There's been some loose talk suggesting that Git is highly complex and has a bizarre interface that makes it difficult to learn. This is completely and entirely false, mostly.
This talk will explain how to get started with git, how it works, and how to think about git in order to really know what you're doing. We'll even cover rebasing and other ways to dig yourself out of ugly situations.
- Ricardo Signes (rjbs)
- Justin Hunter (arcanez)
- Charles Keefer (Chip)
- David H. Adler (dha)
- Devin Austin (dhoss)
- Alek Rollyson (al3k)
- Kenneth Graves (kag)
- James Carman (Jeremy)
- Jason May (jasonmay)
- Will Natale
- Greg Estep
- Adam Foxson (Fhoxh)
- Jamie Pitts
- Thomas Stanton (tstanton)
- Stan Schwertly (stan_theman)
- Joe Kline (gizmo)
- Jason Crome (CromeDome)
- Julie Eberhart
- Mike Barry (derby)
- Robert Boone (rlb3)
- john napiorkowski (jnap)
- Ed Szynaka
- Makoto Nozaki (makoto)
- Adam Prime (jsut)
- Ben Mouw
- iank
- Michael Moser
- Wes Malone (wesm)
- Barry Workman
- Mark Stosberg
- Chris Hardie
- John Lightsey (J.D.)
- Scott Beck (bline)
- Ben Thomas (ozukira)
- Len Jaffe (Len)