Introduction to Sprinting Workshop
summary
Hands-on workshop that actually teaches how to contribute: set up git and GitHub, git clone to fork and clone a codeless repo of poems, edit, git add commit and git push, create feature branches, merge and resolve merge conflicts with markers by editing the conflict sections, push branch and open a pull request. Shows using conda to create a Python data‑science virtual environment, demonstrates that changes land in origin and that pull requests may be accepted rejected or require revisions.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:01Content
- 6:42Course Overview
- 10:09Time Box
- 22:06Setting up Git
- 24:20Using Git
- 26:45Git Concepts
- 29:43Git Clone
- 35:19Clone a Repository
- 41:22Inspecting the Repository
- 49:32Checking the Repository
- 51:12Git Diff
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