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Terry O'Leary
Courses Plus Student 1,840 PointsGIT implementation
Hi
does anyone have good resources on how to start with GIT or a similar sub versioning system. I need to set up the system in house and need some info on where to start and start using effectively with my team.
4 Answers
Thomas Klemm
79 PointsThere are at least two sides to Git then if you are both new and work with it as a team.
1) Become familiar with Git. A simple Git guide: Concise but good. Try Git (Interactive, by Github)
2) Learn how to use Git effectively as a team.
- When to branch, when to merge. How are branches named. Which branches are always production-ready etc. => I'd recommend taking a look at the Git flow model as a branching model for teams. I like it a lot.
James Barnett
39,199 PointsIf you want to learn about git right now there's:
- A great introduction is this blog post, Intro to git For Web Designers
- If you are on Windows there's an Illustrated Guide to Git on Windows
- If you want to use Github on OS X: there's git for mac
- If you need to lookup how to do something with git, here's a cheat sheet for git
James Barnett
39,199 PointsLike @Thomas said -
+1 to try.github.com +1 to gitflow
Terry O'Leary
Courses Plus Student 1,840 PointsThanks Guys I'll take a look.