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name: title
class: middle, center

# Version control
.author[Jordan Suchow]


---
name: get git
class: middle

# Get git
  + Download it from http://git-scm.com/.
  + Install it.
  + Check that it's working (in terminal):

```bash
>> git --version
git version 1.8.3.4 (Apple Git-47)
```
  + Download a GUI, preferably http://mac.github.com/ or http://windows.github.com/.
  + Create a github account (http://github.com).
  + Send me (suchow@post.harvard.edu) an email with your account name and I'll add you to the visionlab organization.


---
name: preferences
class: middle

# Set up git
+ In prefrences, set your name and email address.
+ Or through the command line:

```bash
>> git config --global user.name "Your Name Here"
```

```bash
>> git config --global user.email "your_email@example.com"
```


---
name: create a repo
class: middle

# Create a repository
+ GUI (File ==> Create new repository)
+ Command line:
```bash
>> git init
```

# Clone a repository
+ Through http://github.com.
+ Command line:
```bash
>> git clone https://github.com/visionlab/MemToolbox.git
```
+ Clone vs. download.


---
name: commits
class: middle

# Branches
+ Easy to create.
+ Helps to organize sets of changes.
+ Easy to switcheen branches.
+ GUI: Branches ==> +
+ Command line:
```bash
>> git branch new-branch
>> git checkout new-branch
```


---
name: commits
class: middle

# Commits
+ A set of changes to the current version.
+ Can "stage" some changes w/o staging them all.
+ Each includes a commit message.
+ Committing is not pushing.
+ Command line:
```bash
>> git commit -m "This is ****ing awesome."
```


---
name: pull requests
class: middle

# Pull request
+ Contribute your changes.
+ A Github thing.


---
name: issues
class: middle

# Issues
+ Bug tracking on Github.
+ Closing issues with commit messages.


---
name: practice
class: middle

# Practice.

Do one of the following things and submit a pull request.

+ Fix the typo on slide 3 (and remove this line).
+ Remove the period on this slide's title.
+ Fix the name of the slide about branches.
+ Add a README with a line about what this is.
+ Add a license file with an MIT license.


---
name: vocabulary
class: middle

# Vocabulary
+ git
+ github
+ repository (repo)
+ commit
+ commit message
+ push
+ branch
+ fork
+ pull request
+ issue


---
name: learning more
class: middle

# Learning more
+ The book. http://git-scm.com/book
+ The tutorial. http://try.github.io/levels/1/challenges/1
+ The game. https://github.com/Gazler/githug


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