2016
Pluralsight
Paolo Perrotta
1:48
English
Here is a confession: I used Git for a long time without really understanding what was going on. I knew all the basic commands, but I still got stranded when something went wrong. Why did my rebase fail? How did I manage to mess up the remote? Then I found the key to Git: the content of the .git directory. Once I understood the underlying model, everything about Git clicked into place. Things that used to be baffling and complicated suddenly looked simple and elegant. Let me share these insights with you. It will take you just two hours to wrap your head around Git.
Git Is Not What You Think
35m 22s
Introduction 2m 19s
Git Is an Onion 2m 59s
Meet SHA1 5m 58s
Storing Things 4m 10s
First Commit! 9m 19s
Versioning Made Easy 6m 4s
One More Thing: Annotated Tags 1m 58s
What Git Really Is 2m 31s
Branches Demystified
29m 18s
Introduction 0m 46s
What Branches Really Are 3m 33s
The Mechanics of the Current Branch 5m 36s
Let's Merge! 3m 28s
Time Travel for Developers 5m 5s
Merging Without Merging 2m 51s
Loosing Your HEAD 6m 3s
Objects and References 1m 54s
Rebasing Made Simple
19m 34s
Introduction 0m 52s
What a Rebase Looks Like 4m 24s
An Illusion of Movement 2m 27s
Taking out the Garbage 1m 52s
The Trade-offs of Merges 2m 51s
The Trade-offs of Rebases 2m 55s
Tags in Brief 3m 30s
A Version Control System 0m 40s
Distributed Version Control
24m 41s
Introduction 0m 29s
A World of Peers 4m 16s
Local and Remote 4m 40s
The Joy of Pushing 2m 52s
The Chore of Pulling 4m 18s
Rebase Revisited 2m 58s
Getting Social 3m 32s
The Whole Onion 1m 33s
Paolo Perrotta is a traveling coach and a software mentor. He helps software teams and companies all over the world adopting Scrum, Agile, and modern development practices. Paolo wrote "Metaprogramming Ruby", widely praised as one of the essential books on Ruby. He has published hundreds of computer magazines articles, including a popular monthly column. He is a frequent speaker at conferences, and he taught dozens of courses about Scrum, Agile, Java, Ruby, Object-Oriented Analysis and Design, and other software-related subjects. Paolo has fifteen years of experience designing and developing software in domains ranging from automotive to healthcare, large-scale web sites, and computer games. Amongst other programming languages, he has written plenty of code in Java, Ruby, C++, and C#. He's been a member of the team developing Hibernate, arguably the most popular Object-Relational Mapper in existence.
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