Git Version Control Overview

Overview

Version control software helps researchers track and document code development and is essential for combining the work of groups developing on the same code base. A very popular and open source version control software is Git and will be introduced through the use of the online code repository Github. Participants will have the opportunity to contribute to an open source project using git and Github.

Tutorial

Meeting Info

• Date: Aug 26, 2015
• Time: 12:00 PM
• Location: 1030 NCSA
• Topic: Git Version Control Overview

Lightning Research Talk

The development of state-of-the-art simulation model that self-consistently couple the electronic and phonon transport is essential in creating a cycle that will push designs to have lower carbon footprints and in creating environmentally conscious electronics that minimize waste. We provide a quick primer on the physics of nanoelectronic devices as well as some of the key challenges faced.

Notes:

THW-Berkley: Intro to Git I

THW-Berkley: Intro to Git II

Prez Tip #1

A helpful way to view the progression of your git repository is with a handy shortcut:

$ git config --global alias.la "log --all --graph --date=short --format=format:\"%C(yellow)%h%Creset %cd%Cred%d %Cblue%cn%Creset %s\""

Then just type:

$ git la

Source: Professor Matt West’s git quick-ref

Attendance

• David Hannasch
• Tan Nguyen
• Yubo Yang
• Greg Hart
• Sam Kaufman
• Abhishek Jaiswal
• Nathan Walter
• Andy Loftus
• Aki Nikolaidis
• Tanvien Talukdar
• John Capozzo
• Patricia Watson
• Brain McGuigen
• Chloe Ma
• Tianfang Xu
• Sikandar Mashayak
• Terry Fleury
• Noel Naughton
• Michael Katolik
• Jim Basney
• Rylan Dmello
• David S. Ancalle
• Antoine Blanchard
• Stuti Shrivastava