Matthew J. McCullough matthewmccullough

Web:

GitHub.com copy of the repo (central)

Machine 1 (Windows):

Clone (initial acquisition)
Make changes locally on laptop
Push changes back to GitHub.com
Pull to get any new central (GitHub.com) changes

Machine 2 (Linux):

Git and GitHub Anti-Patterns

An idea prompted by Jeremy Deane via a Tweet

Committing

Lack of precision
No care about atomicity
Poor commit messages

History

> curl https://api.github.com/legacy/repos/search/Go?language=Go

{
  "repositories": [
    {
      "type": "repo",
      "username": "mattn",
      "name": "go-gtk",
      "owner": "mattn",

Information Workflow

Hi I'm Matthew McCullough. I'm at @matthewmccull on Twitter. I work at GitHub as a trainer and need to organize lots of information in order to write books like Presentation Patterns, the O'Reilly Git book, Gradle book, and over a thousand presentations.

Today's big ideas are:

Discover
Capture
Create
Process

GitHub Advanced Notes

Relocated to:

http://teach.github.com/classnotes/2012-11-02-nfjs-git-workshop1

Continuous Delivery on Git and GitHub

Colorado Springs Open Source User Group

Delivered by Matthew McCullough on 2012-10-25

Thanks for attending the talk!

Raw

Example 1. Task list from the imported Ant project

$ gradle tasks
:tasks

GitHub Getting Started Class and Office Hours

Held online on 2012-09-25
Next free sessions
Online classes

Training Team

git clone https://github.com/matthewmccullough/training-repo-09-12.git mytrainingrepo

cd mytrainingrepo
echo CHANGE >> caesar.txt
git add caesar.txt
git commit -m "Changes"
git push 
git branch matthewmccfeature
git checkout matthewmccfeature

vim matthewmcc.txt

	// Use Gists to store code you would like to remember later on
	console.log(window); // log the "window" object to the console