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This is a draft for the mentioned Fedora Classroom '11 topic: Version Control Systems. You can see drafts for other topics, choose to prepare a draft on one of the topic or suggest a class here.
This is a draft for the mentioned Fedora Classroom '11 topic: Version Control Systems. You can see drafts for other topics, choose to prepare a draft on one of the topic or suggest a class here.
Objectives
- Getting people (mostly beginners) acquainted with using Version Control Systems like git.
- Get them to work together into learning and meet each other, sharing more ideas to work in Fedora.
Schedule proposed
These could be the tasks for a first introductory crash course
Introduction to Verson Control Systems
Everyone should be able to make changes to a software (using git) in a maximum time of a week.
Prerrequisite: A Fedora system with git installed. Setting up a fedorapeople space
- Need for Version Control System
- Backup and Restore
- Synchronization
- Short-term undo
- Long-term undo
- Track Changes
- Track Ownership
- Sandboxing
- Branching and merging
- Terminology used frequently (Repo, Trunk/Main, Head, Diff etc)
- Checkins and checkouts
- Branching/Merging
- Tagging
- Source control using IDEs
Meetings
I really don't know what to put in here.
Tasks by levels
This classroom topic needs teachers
We really do. Add your name below to take up this topic (Only if you are well acquainted with git and other Version Control Systems (Because I am not)) Feel free to add/remove any topics you feel. This is just a draft.
We really do. Add your name below to take up this topic (Only if you are well acquainted with git and other Version Control Systems (Because I am not)) Feel free to add/remove any topics you feel. This is just a draft.