Dec 10

Screencast: git Introduction in 2.5 Minutes Part I

By jgshort on December 10th, 2008
Posted In: Blog,Tech

The following QuickTime Vimeo screencast is about two minutes and thirty seconds long and is aimed at developers new to git and unfamiliar with git. I talk about initializing a new repository, adding files to a new repository, committing, status and the git revision log.


Screencast: git Introduction in 2.5 Minutes Part I from Jason Short on Vimeo.

Constructive criticism is particularly welcome! Please leave a comment, I’d love to know if anyone finds this useful at all. Thanks!

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  1. Dustin
    Dustin
    December 11, 2008 at 9:59 am |

    Very nice! I now know more about git than ever before! Being a fan of svn, it was very cool to see this in action. I’ll definitely be playing around with it – as I still need a local repository at home.

    GGJ!

  2. Brig Lamoreaux
    Brig Lamoreaux
    December 17, 2008 at 3:15 am |

    very nice screencast.

    • jgshort
      jgshort
      December 16, 2008 at 11:22 pm |

      Why thank you! I really hope they’re… useful. Anything you’d like to see in upcoming screencasts? I’m in the process of completing Part II and I’m planning a series of screencasts on Erlang…

  3. Prashanth
    Prashanth
    January 9, 2009 at 1:43 am |

    Just tried Git for the first time today and watched your screencast. Your screencast does show how easy it is to setup a new project. Very cool. Look forward to your other screencasts.