githubschool/turbo-system

Let's learn about Git and GitHub

GitHub for Developers

• Class Date: January 16 - 19, 2018
• Facilitator: @hollenberry

Talk to Us!!

If you have a question, or need assistance during class, please create an issue and mention your teacher!.

Give Us Feedback

Please take a moment to complete the class survey at: https://goo.gl/oti7U4.

Scripts for Adding Files

• Bash: for d in {1..6}; do touch file$d.md; git add file$d.md; git commit -m "adding file $d"; done
• PowerShell: for ($d=1; $d -le 6;$d++) { touch file$d.md; git add file$d.md; git commit -m "adding file$d.md";}

Resources

• GitHub for Developers Manual
• Git Cheat Sheets
• Introduction to GitHub Flow
• Authentication Troubleshooting Guide
• git-scm
• GitSchool - Visualizing Git
• LearnGitBranching

Class Images

• Git Configuration Levels
• The Two Stage Commit
• Reset Modes

Extras

• Phil Haack Aliases

What's Next?

After you have completed this course, you are probably wondering where to go from here:

• GitHub's On Demand Training
• Recommended Path for Learning More
• A Curated List of our Favorite Resources

turbo-system's Issues

Add A New Slide

We Need More Slides

Grab another meme and create a new slide from scratch.
If you need help, check out the Appendix in the training manual.

Add a Caption To an Existing Slide

Can you think of a better caption?

Each slide can have more than one caption. Check out the current slide show and add a caption (or two).
If you need help, check out the Appendix in the training manual.

GitHub Teacher's Workflow

• Create a branch
• Edit file
• Commit
• PR
• Review
• Merge

Restyle the Slides

Do you have an eye for design?

Help us improve the look of the slide deck.
If you need help, check out the Appendix in the training manual.

GitHub Student Workload

• create a branch
• edit file
• commit
• PR
• review
• merge

Activity 1: Your First Caption

Using the API, I have just created a file with a random meme for you to caption. In this activity, we will learn how to make changes to files in our GitHub repository.

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Comment here to be added as a collaborator

Comment below - you can say anything

We will all be using this repository today. Even though it's public right now, you will not be able to make changes until you're given the correct permissions. We've automated this process via the GitHub API and some fancy chatops. Once you comment, we will add you as a collaborator.

You'll also start to receive a lot of emails. (:exclamation:) You can slow these down immediately by clicking the 'unsubscribe' button.

Improve the README

Do you have a favorite Git Resource?

Add it to the README!
If you need help, check out the Appendix in the training manual.