introduction to git for force.com developers

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Git for Force.com Developers Managing and Collaborating code John Stevenson Developer Evangelist salesforce.com @jr0cket

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Join us to learn how Git helps you manage your Apex code by providing a complete history of your changes and an easy way to version your releases. You can quickly roll back to earlier versions, create branches for new features and jump to specific versions to resolve bugs. Starting with the basics of Git, from creating your first repository to sharing code, you'll be able to follow along with the live demonstration to practice your skills. By the end you'll understand how to create local repositories, check in code, create branches, merge changes, and share your code via Github.

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Page 1: Introduction to Git for Force.com Developers

Git for Force.com DevelopersManaging and Collaborating code

John StevensonDeveloper Evangelistsalesforce.com@jr0cket

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What is this talk aboutUnderstanding the value of GitTaking your first steps GitUsing Git for Force.com projects

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Understanding the value of GitManage your code changes over timeExperiment with code using branchingUnderstanding which version of your code is in use

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Taking your first steps GitInstall Git:

Identify yourself to git:

Create your first repository

http://git-scm.com/

git config --global user.name “”git config --global user.email “”

git init

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Demo – Core Git Commands

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Using Git for Force.com projects

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Demo – Using Git with a Force.com project

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Collaborating with GithubCollaborate as a teamWork on Open Source projectsGet contributions from anyone in the worldInclude code review into your change management

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John Stevenson

Developer Evangelist@jr0cket

Resources:

git-scm.comtry.github.comdeveloper.force.comblog.jr0cket.co.uk

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