Speakers
Dr
Stephen Sekula
(SNOLAB and Queen's University)
Tianai Ye
(Queen's University, Canada)
Description
Managing a project is fun when it's just you. Once two or more people all need to collaborate on a project - a software package, a paper, a poster - it's very easy to begin stepping on each other's toes as you pursue ideas separately and together. Git is a collaborative project management system, designed for software developers, that allows for asynchronous collaborative development. In this short lecture, we will tour some of the major features of Git, practice some of them, and start thinking about how you could manage your next software-like project using this system
