[TriLUG-announce] [TriLUG] Nov 8 Meeting: The fundamentals of git usage and internals

[Thomas Gardner]

Folks,

Git is one of the things I'd really like to learn more about.  This
sounds like a great way to get started (git started?).  My homeland
situation prevents me from going to these gatherings, unfortunately.
I'm hoping, therefore, someone is planning to record and make
available this presentation.  Any chance?

Thanks,
tg.

On 10/24/12, Bill Farrow <bill at arrowsreach.com> wrote:
> Topic: The fundamentals of git usage and internals
> Presenter: Jimmy Thrasher
> When: Thursday, November 8, 7pm
> Where: Red Hat HQ, NCSU Centennial Campus, 1801 Varsity Dr, Raleigh, NC
> Webpage: http://trilug.org/2012-11-08/git
>
> Synopsis:
> Git is a powerful tool that suffers from an abstruse and leaky user
> interface and a somewhat steep learning curve. Using git effectively
> requires a working knowledge of how it functions. In this talk you
> will learn the very basics of using git along with what is happening
> under the hood while you use it.
>
> Bio:
> Jimmy has been programming since he was 7 or so and is currently a
> freelance Rails and iOS developer. He has been using git since 2006
> and depends very heavily on it for everything from production and
> side-project code to configuration. When not programming, he spends
> time with his family, attending church, helping to run a small
> classical Christian school in Mebane (Mebbin, not Meebane), and
> collecting hobbies. His superpower is spewing out useless trivia at
> tangents to the current conversation. Did you know that North Carolina
> has more varieties of fungus than any of the other lower 48 states?
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