git-workshop

Git Workshop

Welcome! Here is where you will find all you need to know about getting started and how to find exercises and tools you'll use during the workshop.

Table of Contents

• What You'll Need
• Getting Started
• Resources

What You'll Need

• Have an IDE or text editor (Visual Studio Code, Sublime, etc.)
• Install Git
  • Windows: Git Bash
  • Mac: https://git-scm.com/download/mac
  • Linux: https://git-scm.com/download/linux
• Download terminal
  • Windows: use Git Bash. Included in the Git download.
  • Mac: built-in macOS Terminal, iTerm2
• Create GitHub account
• Fork and clone workshop repository See instructions below

Fork and Clone Repository

1. Sign in to Fork the repo

   • Click the fork button in Github. See the image below
   

2. Clone the repo to you local machine

   • Open your terminal.
   • Navigate to where you want to add the repo.
   • Run git clone <repo-https>. See the image below for where to copy repo https
   

Resources

Go to the Wiki to view the Cheat Sheet for a quick quide to the basic Git commands and References for a more indepth explanation of terms.

All the slides from the workshop are available here.

Creators

• Brian May
• Bekah Cheek
• Joe Bustamante
• Meredith Lind

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