Videos tagged with source control

Tom Preston-Werner, Chris Wanstrath and Scott Chacon of GitHub discuss the distinguishing characteristics of Git as a source control tool and how GitHub empowers social coding in compelling new ways.

YUI uses Git to host all of its project code, and all of its open-sourced code is hosted on GitHub. Git is an exciting departure from traditional version control systems like CVS and SVN because the notion of distribution is embedded in its DNA. YUI engineering manager Jenny Donnelly gives an introduction to Git and how to use it in the real world, including branching and committing, a typical ...

This is a screencast based off a talk I gave to the Des Moines Cocoaheads group. In this talk I tried to show why you should switch from Centralized Version Control, what is wrong with Subversion and what git does well. Check out Part II when I demonstrate Git and some apps available on Mac OS X to help you get the most out of git.

This talk will demonstrate different ways you can use Git in your Ruby applications using Grit, the main binding library for Git in Ruby. A basic overview of how Git stores data will be followed by a few examples of using Git as a data storage mechanism in real life Ruby applications. Examples that might be shown include building a simple Git repository browser in Ruby, implementing a content d...

In this episode you will learn how to use Subversion to create and apply patches. We will walk you though two different ways to do this and explain the pros and cons of each way.

In this episode we will walk you though the various steps that make up the Check-in Dance.  The steps of the check-in dance are below: Compile your local copy of the code Test your local copy of the code Get the latest version from source control and merge Compile the merged version Check the code into source control

In this episode we will walk you though the setting up your project to be added to a source control system. You will also learn how tricks and techniques that allows anyone to do a pull at anytime and compile on the first try.

TortoiseSVN is a really easy to use Revision control / version control / source control software for Windows. Since it's not an integration for a specific IDE you can use it with whatever development tools you like. TortoiseSVN is free to use. You don't need to get a loan or pay a full years salary to use it. From this episode you will learn how to use svn to help manage your applications.