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Jason Rudolph
4.37
Description:
Git has attracted many developers away from various centralized source control tools, but it’s easy to find yourself using Git like a slightly-better variant of your old VCS. “You don’t even have to be online to commit. Cool!” That’s a nice touch, but Git has way more to offer, and by picking up a few intermediate and advanced Git techniques, you can save a ton of time (and sanity) for yourself and your team.
Comments on this Talk
OK, it's only the second presentation of the day, but I don't know that any of the rest can beat it. I think I never want to use svn again.
ljwhitmire,
21 Mar 15:31
Good info for a newbie coming from a very long Clearcase background.
Automating git bisect was worth the price of admission alone. But git add --patch too!
Clinton R. Nixon,
22 Mar 01:48
The explanation of git branches was fantastic. It's hard to make a talk about version control inspiring, but this did it.
Jason approached this with the perfect level of detail for me - someone who knows the git basics but is looking for the most useful features to take it to the next level. Great talk!
Mary McKee,
22 Mar 14:19
we've been using Mercurial some time (gosh, it seems like forever) now, and i've been mostly ignoring the Git hype. After this talk, I want to switch!
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