2. Mac Users: Please sit at the left side of the
room (facing us)
Windows Users: Please sit at the right side of
the room (facing us)
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3. Pre-Workshop Checklist
✘ We always ask this question, and we hope you’ll say
YES …. Do you have your laptop with you?
✘ Did you download Git, GitHub Desktop, and VS
Code?
✘ Did you create your account on GitHub website?
✘ If you haven’t → check out the instruction on AIS
website
✘ If you encounter issues → ask our Student Leaders
and Assistants!
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4. ✘ Speaker Series 7:
- Mon, November 18
- Stacey Jafee, Scholastic
✘ Panel Discussion: Data Everywhere
- Thu, November 21
- 7th Floor, Alter Hall
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AIS Upcoming Events
5. Our Student Leaders
Adam Wolf
MIS Major
BI Consultant @ RSM
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Diana Westerfer
MIS Major, IB Minor
Cost Control Analyst @ Riggs Distler
10. Version Control?
✘ Version Control System = VCS
✘ A systems that keeps records of your changes
✘ Allows for collaborative development
✘ Allows you to know who made what changes
and when
✘ Allows you to revert any changes and go back
to a previous states
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11. Git is….
✘ Open-source
✘ Developed in 2005 by Linus
Torvalds
✘ The most widely used version
control system
✘ Distributed VCS
✘ Efficient performance, security,
and flexibility
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12. What is the Command Line Interpreter?
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✘ CLI is an application that allows users to input
text commands to perform actions
- Windows: Command Prompt
- Mac: Terminal
✘ CLI is more efficient than any graphical user
interface once you learn the syntax, especially
when programming
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Exercise 1: Create a folder with
Command Line
Scenario: You want to create for
this workshop
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Mac Users Windows Users
See the path pwd echo %cd%
List files in directory ls dir
Change directory cd cd
Create an empty folder mkdir mkdir
Create an empty file touch type nul >
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Exercise 2: Set up a Git
Repository for your Folder
Scenario: You want to create a
Git tracker
17. Repository
A software repository, colloquially known as a "repo", is a storage
location from which software packages may be retrieved and
installed on a computer.
18. Setting up Git
Check Git Version
git --version
Set Config Values
git config --global user.name “YourName”
git config --global user.email “you@email.com”
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--system > --global > --local
21. WHERE ARE WE NOW?
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Staging
Area
History
(.git directory)
Working
Directory
Stage Fixes
Commit
Checkout the project .We are here
22. WHERE ARE WE NOW?
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Staging
Area
History
(.git directory)
Working
Directory
git add git commit
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Exercise 3: Add files to the
Staging Area of Git repo
Scenario: You want to track the
changes you made in the folder
(part 1)
24. Add files to Staging Area
Add Files to Staging Area
git add -A or git add . (add all files)
git add filename (add one single file)
Remove files from Staging Area
git reset (remove everything)
git reset filename (remove one single file)
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25. Add a .gitignore
Add gitignore file
touch .gitignore or type nul > .gitignore
Before first commit
git status
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Add gitignore file
touch .gitignore or type nul > .gitignore
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Exercise 4: Commit the changes
to go to the final stage (History)
Scenario: You want to track the
changes you made in the folder
(part 2)
27. Our first Git commit!!
Our First Commit
git commit -m “message goes here”
Rules for messages:
✘ No period “.”
✘ < 50 characters
✘ Active voice and verbs
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29. The challenge:
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✘ Create a new file called misclass.html
✘ Add a new h1 and paragraph to your
misclass.html file for “Favorite MIS Classes”
✘ Make the commit to your Git repo to track
these changes!
32. What is GitHub?
A collaboration platform built on top of Git. It nurtures a
community for developers and supports open source.
GitHub = the Google Drive
for the coding community!
34. The Process
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COMMIT CHANGES
AND PUSH BACK TO
REMOTE REPO
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MAKE CHANGES
LOCALLY
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CLONE THE REPO TO
YOUR LOCAL LAPTOP
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CREATE A REMOTE
REPO IN GITHUB
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Exercise 5: Create A Remote Repo
from GitHub
Scenario: You want to track an
existing, remote project using Git (p1)
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Exercise 6: Clone this remote repo
to your local git repo in your laptop
Scenario: You want to track an
existing, remote project using Git (p2)
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Exercise 7: Make changes locally and
push it to your remote GitHub repo
Scenario: You want to track an
existing, remote project using Git (p3)
38. Work with a Remote Repo
Cloning a remote repo
git clone <url> <where to clone>
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Push new changesCommit Changes Locally
● git status
● git add -A
● git commit -m
“message”
Update the remote repo
39. Update the changes to remote repo
Pull to update the remote repo
git pull
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Push new changes to the remote repo
git push
Push new changes
● git push
Commit Changes Locally Update the remote repo
● git pull
43. Github Desktop
Installed application that let’s us interact with Github
without relying on a browser
● Same functions
● Easier than CLI
● Still free!
44. GitHub Desktop is a GUI!
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● GUI (Graphical User Interface) is is a system of
interactive components such as icons and other
graphical objects that help a user interact with
computer software, such as an operating system.
● Is considered to be more user-friendly than a
text-based command-line interface (CLI)
45. Benefits over Browser
✘ Same Benefits
✘ GUI
✘ You need a git client to
make changes
✘ No Command Line
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Exercise 8: Use GitHub Desktop to
clone a remote repo
Scenario: You want to use an
open-source project
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✘ Clone a remote Repo
✘ Manipulate Pre-Written Code
- Tell us about yourself!
✘ Make it your own Repo
48. Getting Started:
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✘ Navigate to Nhi’s repo:
https://github.com/nhi-ng/blogtemplate.git
✘ Clone the remote repo
✘ Edit Code in Visual Studio Code
✘ Push it back to your own GitHub account
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Exercise 9: Make changes and create
new repo using GitHub Desktop
Scenario: You want to upload your code
to GitHub
