Title: Fundamentals of Git and Github
Abstract: Git is a distributed version control system that allows developers to track changes in their codebase and collaborate with other developers. Github is a web-based platform that provides a centralized location for storing and managing Git repositories. This lecture will cover the basics of Git, including how to create a repository, make commits, and push changes to a remote repository. We will also cover how to use Github to collaborate with other developers and manage issues and pull requests. Examples and code snippets will be presented in Python.
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hi_git.qmd R_materials/: if you like R flavor, there are past lectures that I taught that covers this material in more detail
About your speaker:
Just a real, down-to-Mars girl, living in a material world, who took a midnight train going anywhere. Boring things: doctoral student at Drexel University in computational social sciences and NLP, Google WomenTechmakers ambassador, Social Justice in Data Science Bookclub Organizer, and #IamRemarkable Facilitator. Not so boring: cat-mom and wannabe wine connoisseur.
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