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TouK na warsztatach z Gita

W najbliższą sobotę odbędą się Git kata, warsztaty doskonalenia pracy z Gitem, popularnym systemem zarządzania kodem. Jednym z mentorów będzie Jakub Nabrdalik z TouK.

W najbliższą sobotę odbędą się Git kata, warsztaty doskonalenia pracy z Gitem,  popularnym systemem zarządzania kodem. Jednym z mentorów będzie Jakub Nabrdalik z TouK.

Kuba jest jednym z dziesięciu mentorów, pod okiem których uczestnicy imprezy na konkretnych przykładach będą poznawać tajniki Gita. Zaplanowane jest 48 czterdziestominutowych kat (siedem równoległych w jednym bloku godzinowym).

Zagadnienia, które poruszy Jakub:

11:30 Configs, handful aliases, other tips & tricks
12:20 Manipulating commits with amend and cherry-pick
14:50 Interactive rebase
15:40  Configs, handful aliases, other tips & tricks
16:30  Interactive rebase
17:20 Git internals

Szczegółowy program i opis warsztatów dostępny jest tutaj.

Git kata odbędą się w najbliższą sobotę 23 marca o 11:00 w GammaFactory (Warszawa, ul. Hoża 51). Udział w wydarzeniu jest bezpłatny, ale wymagana jest rejestracja.

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