This presentation is about fundamentals and core concepts about GIT, which is a renowned source-version tool.

1. Personal profile
• Experience:
• 10+ years in IT industry
• Education:
• MBA (Marketing) 2009 – 2011,
• BSCS (Hons) 2000 – 2005
• Certifications:
• Scrum Fundamental Certified ( SFC™)
• Six SigmaYellow Belt (SSYB)
• Skill areas:
• PHP Frameworks,CMS &
• Front-end technologies
• Contact Info:
• Email: Khurrammhd@gmail.com
• Skype Name: Khurram645
• Cell #: 03009888545
KHURRAM MAHMOOD BHATTI
SFC™, SSYB
Software Lead at DatumSquare IT
Services

2. Git Fundamentals
Concepts and Architecture

3. Agenda
• Version control –What &Why?
• Version ControlTools
• GitHub & Git
• Git Features
• Git operations & Commands
• Questions?

4. Version Control System –What?

5. Version Control System –Why?
• Collaboration
• Storing versions
• Backup
• Analyze

6. Collaboration -
Task 1
Task2
Task3
Task 1
+
Task2
+
Task 3
User
1
User
2
User
3
CombinedTasks
Before After

7. StoringVersions

8. Backup –Why?

9. Project Analysis
• How project evolved
• Change log (What,Who,When)
• Source versioning
• Timeline of a task / project

10. Version Control SystemTools
• DistributedVCS
• Git
• Mercurial
• CentralizedVCS
• SVN (Subversion)
• CVS (Concurrent version system)

11. Interest OverTime Graph

12. Git & GitHub – Social coding network
Git GitHub
Git is a version control
system
GitHub is a hosting
service for Git
repositories
Git is a tool. GitHub is the service for
projects that use Git.
You do not need GitHub
to use Git.
Git is required to use
GitHub.

13. What is GIT?
• Free and open source
• Distributed version control system
• Orignally developed by LinusTorvalds for the development of the Linux Kernal
2005
• Focus on speed and efficiency
• Good for complex merges
• Support branching
• Created as a replacement when BitKeeper suddenly became “unavailable”

14. Features of Git
•Distributed
•Compatible
•Non linear
•Branching
•Lightweight
•Speed
•Open Source
•Reliable
•Secure
•Economical

15. What is a Repository?
In information technology, a repository is a central place in which an
aggregation of data is kept and maintained in an organized way, usually in
computer storage.
There are two kinds of repositories
• Central Repository
• Local Repository

16. Git Operations and Commands
• Create Repo
• Syncing Repos
• Making changes
• Parallel / Non Linear development
• Branching
• Merging
• Rebasing
• Git Flow

17. Git Flow

18. Questions?