hub. Marries git and Github at the command line.
Tag Archives: Git
Git in my Subversion
Two weeks ago, I discovered magic: it’s possible to initialize a Git repo inside of Subversion (SVN). Since the advent of Github as a leading collaboration platform, I’ve forever been trying to reconcile the Git to SVN workflow. Progress is faster in Git(hub) because it’s… Continue reading →
I’ve got Git in my SVN and SVN in my Git and it’s the hottest thing ever. Plugins all the things.
What makes a good commit message
There’s a useful conversation happening in an internal Automattic P2 I thought I’d take the liberty to share. From Mike: Consider the audience when you write a commit message. What is that audience? It’s at least two groups of people: Your coworkers: You’re telling everyone… Continue reading →
Moving from SVN to Git in 1,000 easy steps! An overview into how Etsy made the switch. As the title suggests, it’s a significant amount of work for already established companies.
Musings on Git and Github
Using Github has changed, and continues to change, my development practices, by making me think more about audience and reuse (notions that are familiar to teachers of writing), encouraging the “release early and often” mantra (since all my stuff is public anyway more or less… Continue reading →
BCNI Philly: GitHub for news
Greg Linch led a 3 pm session in room 4 on applying GitHub (and Git) to news. Andrew Spittle and I collaborated on live Google Doc notes. Here’s Greg’s previous blog post on the topic.
Workshop: Website hack session, 4/20/11
It’s the middle of spring break, so only one student showed up at my office hours/workshop this evening. We started around 4:40 pm and ended an hour later. Specifically, we: Reviewed how to change directories in the terminal and update her theme from the main… Continue reading →
iOctocat. Full-blown iPhone application for GitHub.
A successful Git branching model. Steal this methodology.