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title: Introduction to Version Control with Git and GitHub | ||
author: Peter Hill | ||
tags: git vcs version control | ||
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This week, we had our annual introduction to version control using Git | ||
and GitHub. Version control is one of the foundational tools of | ||
software development, whether you're writing small analysis scripts | ||
for your own experiments, or large HPC simulations with lots of | ||
collaborators. | ||
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This introduction covers the basics of working alone with git, making | ||
commits, using branches, and pushing and pulling from GitHub. | ||
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The slides can be found [here][slides]. | ||
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Check out [our links to other resources][resources]. | ||
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[slides]: /slides/2023-11-29-intro-version-control.pdf | ||
[resources]: /resources/version_control |
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title: Version Control | ||
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Version control is one of the foundational tools of software | ||
development, whether you're writing small analysis scripts for your | ||
own experiments, or large HPC simulations with lots of collaborators. | ||
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Here are some of our previous sessions that covered version control | ||
and git: | ||
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- [November 2023](/2023-11-29-intro-version-control) | ||
- [January 2023](/2023-01-25-introduction-to-version-control-with-git-and-github) | ||
- [October 2018 - Part 1](/2018-10-16-Intro-to-version-control) | ||
- [October 2018 - Part 2](/2018-10-31-working-with-others) | ||
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and here some other resources that we recommend: | ||
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- [Git book](https://git-scm.com/book) | ||
- This is a really great reference, but less good as an introduction | ||
- [Software Carpentry tutorial](https://swcarpentry.github.io/git-novice/) | ||
- Our recommended tutorial | ||
- [Atlassian tutorial](https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials) | ||
- [Chrys Woods' tutorial](https://chryswoods.com/introducing_git/installing.html) | ||
- [Codecademy](https://www.codecademy.com/learn/learn-git) |
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