GIT Tutorial
Friday, February 7, 2020 10am to 11:30am
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1095 Regent Drive, Boulder, CO 80309
Have you ever lost your work on your computer?, Do you have multiple copies of the same file?, Do you work on a collaborative project and want to keep track of authorship changes?
In this tutorial we are going to show the basics of Git version control, a system that records changes to a file or set of files over time so that you can recall specific versions later. Git is a powerful system for managing individual and group projects, including source code and papers. We will introduce everyday Git functionality as well as common workflows for individual, small-group, and community projects. In addition to contributor roles like preparing and revising pull requests, we will also explore integrator roles such as reviewing, merging, and release/branch management, as well as related services. Material useful for the Git tutorial will be available on this dedicated GitHub repository for attendees to download.
Learn how to do all that and more on our GIT Tutorial, given by Dr. Jed Brown, Assistant Professor in Computer Science, CU Boulder.
The Postdoctoral Association of Colorado, Boulder has organized this series of monthly tutorials/workshops on topics that may be useful to postdocs, students, and faculties across different disciplines.
Everyone is invited to attend! If you'd like to offer to give one workshop, and/or have topic ideas, please fill out this form. We'll be adding new topics as people offer them.Please note: These tutorials are given mostly by postdocs, but are intended for all types of audience (students and faculty are welcome!).
Coffee and snacks will be provided!
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