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Git Introduction for DevOps
By Anton Heryanto Hasan
SmartCore
About Me
- TechApps Team Members.
- Degree Chemical, Master and Phd AI
- Coding Since 1995 (Form 4)
- Using version control since 2001 (RCS, CVS, SVN, Mercurial, Git)
- Using git workflow since 2018
Session Schedule (60 minutes)
- Introduction: 10 minutes
- Github Hands-on: 25 minutes
- VSCode Hands-on: 15 minutes
- Q&A: 10 minutes
What is Version Control
- Tracking and managing changes to Software code over times
- Centralize (TFS, CVS, SVN)
- Decentralize (BitKeeper, Git, Bazar, Mercurial)
Benefits
- Reduce development time and increase successful deployment
- Improve Collaboration
- Enhanced Workflow
Version Control Features
- A Complete long-term change history of every files.
- Branching and Merging. Working with multiple version concurrently.
- Traceability. Connect with Project Management, Bug Tracking, Code Review and CI.
What is Git
- Mature, actively maintained open source project.
- Originally Develop in 2005 by Linus Torvalds.
- Use by Linux Kernel Project and Most of open source project.
- Now adopted by lots of commercials.
Why Git
- Design with performance, security and flexibility in mind.
- Most Widely used modern version control system.
- Very Popular, Many Online Service Github, Gitlab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps
- Integrated with popular Editor (VSCode) and IDE (Visual Studio, JetBrains, NetBeans, Eclipse)
- Adapt to Multiple Workflow.
Git for multiple workflow
Developer
- Feature Branch workflow
- Distributed Development
- Pull Request
- Community
- Faster Release Cycle
Others
- Manage market specific release.
- Prototype with potential customer.
- Frequent release
- Maintain Old Version, Production, New Development, Specific Customer Version.