Collaborative Programming with GitHub

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Slides to introduce collaborative programming with git. This lecture aims to be 90% hands-on and at least 90% collaborative.

• Part 1: Learn to fork, branch, create PRs, resolve merge conflicts, all from the GitHub web interface
• Part 2: Let's contribute from the command line
• Part 3: Learning to love git

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Taught as

• Collaborative Software Development with Git(Hub) at the CoDaS-HEP 2023 school
• Let's Collaborate! Software Development Using the GitHub Web Interface at Princeton University
• Collaborative programming at the CoDaS-HEP 2022 school.

🌐 Other resources

Less related training material built with the same markdown-based framework:

• Everything You Didn't Know You Needed

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Lecture content

Part I + III took 1h30 to teach (for the codas-hep 22 release).