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Intermediate Git
Understand different teamwork strategies with git and GitLab, and git concepts like branches, remotes, and rebase.
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This page describes the content and target audience of an intermediate git workshop. So far, 39 public servants have rated these workshops an average 4.38/5.
Target Audience
People who:
- Attended git100 or who have some git experience.
- Want to know more about: branch, remotes, cherry pick, rebase.
- Are interested in discussing teamwork strategies using git and GitLab.
Objectives
- Understand different teamwork strategies with git and GitLab.
- Understand answers on stack overflow about git.
- Know how to Google git questions.
- Understand why we use git.
However we will not memorize git commands, or look at long lists of git commands without thinking.
Content
- Quick review of git100 content.
- Vocabulary: local repository, remote repository, branch, remote, hook, squash, fork
- Commands: remote, cherry pick, rebase, merge, fetch
- config, gitignore, README.md
- Examples of different teamwork strategies
- Cautionary tales
See Also