By Michael Schwern (Schwern) from PDX.pm
Date: Saturday, 9 October 2010 14:40
Duration: 50 minutes
Target audience: Any
Language:
Tags: git tinkertoys
Git makes so much more sense when you understand how it really works, because its really a two trick pony. But when people start explaining Git they start talking about Directed Acyclic Graphs and Octopus Merges.
Tinker Toys are the best illustration of a Git repository I've found. Side-by-side with issuing Git commands, we'll build a Git repository out of kid's toys showing what's going on behind the scenes. Mind bending concepts like remote branching, rebase and the staging area become child's play.
WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small Parts. Not For Children Under 4 Years.
- R Geoffrey Avery (rGeoffrey)
- Michael Schwern (Schwern)
- Brock Wilcox (awwaiid)
- Kevin Falcone (jibsheet)
- John Anderson (genehack)
- Jason May (jasonmay)
- Shawn Moore (Sartak)
- Brett DiFrischia
- Chas. Owens (cowens)
- Gary Allen Vollink
- Franklin Chen
- Hans Scharler (hans)
- Mike Beasterfeld (holy_cow)
- Tom Legrady (TomDLux)
- David Hoppe (Hopasaurus)