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Stefan Bienert
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- walk through a Git example -> show and tell up front
- grad students
- win/ unix
- prepare laptop (VGA)
- show commands
- go over examples again, zip them up
Tipps:
- mention GitHub is remote, your git repo is local
- GitHub is a hoster of Git repositories
- a repository contains everything needed, aka the full project
- no central server needed
- every Git repo can be used to distribute
- GitHub is called a 'remote' in Git speech
Shells needed open:
1 - config, close afterwards
2 - init new, close afterwards
3 - init existing; git status; git add; git commit; git diff; git log; git checkout; git branch; git merge, leave open
4 - git clone, close afterwards
5 - remote, close afterwards
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