Advanced ICT tools - Git and Git hub

1. Ms. A . R. CHARULATHA
Assistant Professor
Department of Computer Science
Stella Maris College(Autonomous),
Chennai
Advanced ICT Tools

2. • Mind Mapping Tools
• Version Control Tools
• Tools for Practice Coding
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3. Mind
Mapping
Tools

4. Mind Mapping tools are software that helps to
• Organize thoughts
• Brainstorm Ideas
• Visualize Concepts
•Few commonly used tools
• Lucid Chart
• MindMeister
• Xmind
• Edrawmind

16. GIT &
GIT HUB

17. • What is Version Control System?
• Introduction to Git & GitHub
• Difference
• Creating a repository
• Branch, Merge
• Pull, Push

19. What is Git?
• Version Control system to track changes
• Goals-
• speed, data integrity, and support for distributed, non-linear workflows
• Coordinates among multiple developers
• Tracks changes – who? and when?
• Reverts back any time
• Local and Remote repos

20. What is Version Control System?
• Helps to manage source code
• Keeps track of every modification
• Synchronise code

21. Versions
• Git maintain 3 checkpoints
• Analogy – Save points in Video games

23. Synchronise code
• Multiple developers
• Modification of code by each developer
• Host repository – In server
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b=2
d=4
Developer 1 Developer 2 Developer 1 Developer 2
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b=2
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d=4
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Host
Repository

24. Github
• Github is designed for Git repository hosting.
• Online database that allows us to keep track of and share our Git Version
Control projects outside of our local computer/server.
• Github repositories can be accessed by any authorized person or group of a
person anytime and from anywhere if it has an internet connection.
• On Github we can do collaborative development.
• New branches are created as changes are introduced, because of which team
members can add their own code without overwriting other developers’ work.

26. Github
• Sign up
• Create repository

29. Git Clone

31. • git add – Git tracks the files
• $git add <filename>
• git commit

34. Git push

38. Git Pull

40. Merge Conflicts

42. Reset

43. Branching

49. Basic Commands to work in local

50. Git vs GitHub
1. Git is a software. GitHub is a service.
2. Git is a command-line tool GitHub is a graphical user interface
3. Git is installed locally on the system GitHub is hosted on the web
4. Git is maintained by linux. GitHub is maintained by Microsoft.
5.
Git is focused on version control and code
sharing.
GitHub is focused on centralized source code hosting.
6.
Git is a version control system to manage
source code history. GitHub is a hosting service for Git repositories.
7.
Git was first released in 2005.
GitHub was launched in 2008.
8.
Git has no user management feature.
GitHub has a built-in user management feature.
9. Git is open-source licensed. GitHub includes a free-tier and pay-for-use tier.
10. Git has minimal external tool configuration. GitHub has an active marketplace for tool integration.
11.
Git provides a Desktop interface named Git
Gui.
GitHub provides a Desktop interface named GitHub
Desktop.
12.
Git competes with CVS, Azure DevOps
Server, Subversion, Mercurial, etc.
GitHub competes with GitLab, Git Bucket, AWS Code
Commit, etc.

51. Coding
Skills

52. Learn to Code/Resources

56. Coding Practice Sites