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Lesson structure #32

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alexandermendes opened this issue Jun 2, 2017 · 2 comments
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Lesson structure #32

alexandermendes opened this issue Jun 2, 2017 · 2 comments

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@alexandermendes
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alexandermendes commented Jun 2, 2017

There are obviously plenty of tutorials out there already that start along the lines of

  • git init
  • git add/remove
  • git push/pull

But as mention in #7 (comment) this isn't really how people are likely to use git/github. Probably start with something more along the lines of:

  • Create a repo
  • Edit a file and push changes (with git diff, git status etc)
  • Add/Remove
  • Fork someone else's code (going on to PRs?)
  • ...
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Recently I've been focusing my lessons around git/GitHub workflows - so defining 3-4 ways that someone might work (Fork/Pull Requests; starting with a new GitHub repo; initializing an existing directory) and having a mini-lesson for each. This approach seems to bring a little clarity to the workflows.

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This has been open for a while, closing it as the lesson seems to have moved on a fair bit since!

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