This is the transcript for Git in 60 seconds:
Welcome to git in 60 seconds!
Git is an open source code management system, which means it will save different versions of your code and make it easier for teams to work together.
Tag: github
Github’s Atom Editor tried out
I’ve tried out Github’s Atom Editor shortly and I must say, they’ve come up with a pretty cool thing.
If you want to try it out, drop a comment, got 3 invites. At the moment only for Mac OS.
Here a couple of screenshots, thanks to Mikkel for providing hardware so I could try it out 😉 Continue reading “Github’s Atom Editor tried out”
Private Github Enterprise Alternatives
Github Enterprise is basically a local installation of the famous service at github for your company or organisation. Although it comes with a quite a pricetag. In this post I want to show some alternatives that allow you to run a git server on your private network or on any server on the web. Continue reading “Private Github Enterprise Alternatives”
git every day
I’ve previously mentioned, that I installed GitLab 5.0 and it’s been pretty cool since. Today I just want to write about what I use git for in my everyday life.
If you want a quick recap of what git is, visit their official site or read my previous post Why you should start using git now
What I’ve been doing so far
About 1.5-2 years ago I started getting into git, because I wanted to take part in developing software smartly, in teams and take part in global open source projects.
I keep my WordPress plugins on github, parallel to the WordPress plugin repository and a couple of months ago I started fixing minor mistakes in other projects. Continue reading “git every day”
Gitlab, your private git server
Why you should start using git now
The famous version control system git got a new logo and their documentation got a redesign! That shall not be the primary issue of this article, but it’s still very positive to see, that the project is making an effort to become a little sexier and more approachable to the public. Continue reading “Why you should start using git now”