Teaching a Git Class at CF Camp

Okay it’s official — I’ll be teaching a Git class at this year’s CF Camp in Munich Germany.  Typically at conferences I give a 1-hour talk called “Git Source Control: For The Rest of Us”, which is an intro to Git (and an intro to source control in general) with a GUI app instead of via the command line.  This class will be an extended version of the same thing.

“Git Source Control: For The Rest Of Us” at CF Camp will be a half-day hands-on training class.  We’ll go over the basics of when/why to use source control, we’ll set up a repository and learn common tasks such as push, pull, committing changes, creating and merging branches. We’ll also go over some of the more advanced steps that are useful when things go wrong: resolving conflicts, cherry picking, rebasing and so on.  And we’ll do this all with a GUI client that works on Windows and OSX.

Details are like so:

Git Source Control: For The Rest Of Us, half day class
at CF Camp
Munich, Germany
Wednesday October 19th

You can read a more detailed version of the class description here.

None of the content is ColdFusion specific -- this will be a great intro to Git for anyone, regardless of which languages they use.

There is a max of 10 slots available and we have a couple places left.  I’d encourage you to sign up quickly before the last seats are gone!  Hope to see you all at CF Camp!

-nolan