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Continue reading →: Git Post 5: Merging branched work together
Introduction Re:Cap: In the last post we discussed how to create git branches and how they can be used to create topic branches. We discussed how separating out branches into feature slices and creating a minimum viable product design can help progress development projects. BLUF (Bottom line up front): This…
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Continue reading →: Git Post 4: How to separate work by branching locally and remotely:
Introduction: Re:Cap –: In the last post we talked about the SSH protocol. A little bit of how it allows you to securely connect to a remote resource such as a git repository like github.com. We then talked about how to generate SSH Key pairs and add public keys to…
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Continue reading →: Git Post 3: Communicating with remote git servers such as GitHub
Introduction: Recap: In the last post of this series we discussed starting your first git repository and tracking the version history. This post we will work on continuing that discussion in how to connect to a remote server such as GitHub. Bottom line up front (BLUF): This guide will provide…
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Continue reading →: Git Post 2: Managing your first Git repository and tracking history
Introduction: Bottom line up front: This guide covers what most developers should know about git, to save and manage their work. This post is part two of the Git for New Developers series. In this post I will be going over Generally, this post is about how to get started…
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Continue reading →: Git Post 1: Git for New Developers: What is Version Control
Introduction: Bottom Line up front: This guide covers what most developers should know about git, to save and manage their work This guide will be split up for brevity. The main ideas will be to discuss a single topic with each posting The idea from this guide was inspired by…
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