Taimur_GitHubSlides

Other/GitHub/1_WhatWhyWelcome/1.md

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+**Type of Slide**: title slide
+
+Title: **Github: What, Why, & Welcome**
+
+Text: 
+
+* *Friendly Github Workshop*
+* *July 2018 - Turing Institute, London, UK*
+
+Please see first slide of presentation for images

Other/GitHub/1_WhatWhyWelcome/10.md

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+**Type of Slide**: text + img
+
+Title: Congratulations! (with party hat emoji)
+
+Text: 
+
+* Know what is version control and GitHub
+* Know the difference between Git and GitHub
+* Created a new repository
+
+Images: Please see presentation slide 10
+

Other/GitHub/1_WhatWhyWelcome/11.md

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+**Type of Slide**: centered text
+
+Title: Learning Objectives
+
+Text: 
+
+* Explain the different Git/GitHub terms
+* Use these commands online in GitHub
+

Other/GitHub/1_WhatWhyWelcome/12.md

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+**Type of Slide**: text + img
+
+Title: Git/GitHub Terms (1)
+
+Text: 
+
+* **Repository (Repo)**
+
+  * a project where all your files are, online or on your computer
+
+* **Commit**
+
+  * saving a version of file(s)
+
+  * >git add README.md (put > before this line)
+
+  * >git commit -m ‘My first commit’** (put > before this line)
+
+  * **Issues**
+
+    * to-do list of tasks, bugs and things you wish to accomplish 
+
+Images: Please see presentation slide 12
+

Other/GitHub/1_WhatWhyWelcome/13.md

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+**Type of Slide**: text + img
+
+Title: Git/GitHub Terms (2)
+
+Text: 
+
+* **Branch**
+  * Copy of your project
+* **Pull request** 
+  * request to add your changes from a branch back into master 
+* **Merge**
+  * act of incorporating new changes (commits) from one branch to another
+
+Images: Please see presentation slide 13
+

Other/GitHub/1_WhatWhyWelcome/14.md

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+**Type of Slide**: text + img
+
+Small Title: *Exercise*
+
+Title: My first repo
+
+Text: 
+
+* **https://kirstiejane.github.io/friendly-github-intro/exercises/my-first-repo/**
+* Steps 4 to the end.
+  * Commit
+  * Issue
+  * Branch
+  * Pull request
+  * Merge
+
+Images: Please see presentation slide 14 (some text has image with it)
+

Other/GitHub/1_WhatWhyWelcome/15.md

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+**Type of Slide**: center img outline
+
+Title: Congratulations! (with party hat emoji)
+
+Text: 
+
+* Know what is
+* *Commit*
+* *Issue*
+* *Branch*
+* *Pull request*
+* *Merge*
+* Use these commands in a repository online in GitHub
+
+Images: Please see presentation slide 15
+
+Note: most text has an associated image with it (see slide 15)
+

Other/GitHub/1_WhatWhyWelcome/16.md

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+**Type of Slide**: text + img
+
+Title: Git/GitHub Terms (3)
+
+Text: 
+
+* **Fork**
+  * make a copy of someone else repository
+* **Pull request**
+  * request to add your changes into a forked repository 
+* **Clone**
+  * copy a repository onto your local computer
+* **Download Zip**
+  * download the content of a repository
+
+Images: Please see presentation slide 16
+

Other/GitHub/1_WhatWhyWelcome/17.md

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+**Type of Slide**: center image outline
+
+Title: N/A
+
+Text Boxes:
+
+* Create & manage “**Issues**”
+* Your default **branch** is “master” - but you can switch or add branches here
+* The “README.md” is automatically rendered when you visit a repo 
+* **Pull Request** to add your changes into forked repo 
+* **Fork** this repo
+* **Clone** to your computer from the web using GitHub Desktop or git command
+* **Download Zip** to download the zipped repo onto your computer
+
+Image: Please see presentation slide 17. There are text boxes pointing to parts of the image (text above)
+

Other/GitHub/1_WhatWhyWelcome/18.md

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+**Type of Slide**: centered text
+
+Title: Glossary & Questions
+
+Text:
+
+* Don’t worry if you haven’t gotten [**all the terms**](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/datachampcam/friendly-github-intro/gh-pages/glossary.md) yet - we’ll give you time to play more and clarify any questions. 
+
+Image: Please see presentation slide 18
+

Other/GitHub/1_WhatWhyWelcome/19.md

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+**Type of Slide**: center img large
+
+Title: n/a
+
+Text:
+
+* Happy Making!
+* Thanks!
+
+Image: Please see presentation slide 19 (insert image between text)
+

Other/GitHub/1_WhatWhyWelcome/2.md

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+**Type of Slide**: side text
+
+Title: Learning Objectives
+
+Text: 
+
+* Define version control
+* Recall why version control is crucial for research and not just for programmers
+* Tell the differences between git and GitHubCreate your first GitHub Project

Other/GitHub/1_WhatWhyWelcome/3.md

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+**Type of Slide**: text + img
+
+Title: Version Control
+
+Text: 
+
+* Management of **changes**, called **revisions** to any types of information
+* Simple file versioning add v1.0, v1.1, … to filenames
+* Simple tools: Google Drive, Dropbox...Advanced tools: subversion and git
+* **Revision:** Change associated with a **timestamp** and the **person** making the change
+* **Benefits:**
+  * Go back to previous versions
+  * Store history of changes
+  * Collaborate with others
+
+Images: Please see presentation slide 3
+

Other/GitHub/1_WhatWhyWelcome/4.md

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+**Type of Slide**: left img + text
+
+Title: Git - a Distributed Version Control System
+
+Text: 
+
+* “Git allows groups of people to work on the same documents at the same time, and without stepping on each other's toes.”https://try.github.io/levels/1/challenges/1
+* You might enjoy the git parable:http://tom.preston-werner.com/2009/05/19/the-git-parable.html 
+
+Images: Please see presentation slide 4
+

Other/GitHub/1_WhatWhyWelcome/5.md

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+**Type of Slide**: centered text
+
+Title: GitHub is an online service
+
+Text: 
+
+* hosts your repositories (projects)
+* helps you work with contributors/collaborators
+* web interface for version control
+* **Interfaces to GitHub**
+  * **directly online**
+  * **with the Github Desktop App** 
+  * via the command line using ‘git’
+  * via RStudio for R fans (ask Mark about this later if you’re interested...)
+
+Images: Please see presentation slide 5
+

Other/GitHub/1_WhatWhyWelcome/6.md

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+**Type of Slide**: left img + text
+
+Title: Examples of GitHub magic
+
+Text: 
+
+* http://stat545.com/
+*  http://katiekowalsky.me/portfolio/
+* http://rik.smith-unna.com/phd/thesis.html
+* http://mozillascience.github.io/leadership-training/
+* http://population.io/
+
+Images: Please see presentation slide 6
+

Other/GitHub/1_WhatWhyWelcome/7.md

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+**Type of Slide**: center image outline
+
+Title: Our GitHub project
+
+Image: Please see presentation slide 6
+

Other/GitHub/1_WhatWhyWelcome/8.md

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+**Type of Slide**: text + img
+
+Title: Sign-in
+
+Text: 
+
+* https://github.com/login
+
+Images: Please see presentation slide 8
+

Other/GitHub/1_WhatWhyWelcome/9.md

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+**Type of Slide**: text + img
+
+Small title: *Exercise*
+
+Large title: My first repo
+
+
+
+Text: 
+
+* **https://kirstiejane.github.io/friendly-github-intro/exercises/my-first-repo/**
+
+  **Steps 2 & 3.** Create a new repository.
+
+Images: Please see presentation slide 9
+

Other/GitHub/2_CollaborativelyWorking/1.md

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+**Type of Slide**: title slide
+
+Title: Collaborating with GitHub 
+
+Text: 
+
+* *Friendly Github Workshop*
+* *July 2018 - Turing Institute, London, UK*
+
+Please see first slide of presentation for images

Other/GitHub/2_CollaborativelyWorking/10.md

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+**Type of Slide**: centered text
+
+Title: \2. Fork + Pull Request
+
+Text: 
+
+* 2. If you don’t own a repo and aren’t an official collaborator:
+
+  * you will **fork a repo** - mmm yummy
+  * work on your forked copy of the repo 
+  * in order to get your changes pulled into the original repo → **make a pull request** for the changes you’ve made
+  * the author/owner of the original repo will determine if your changes are cool → and merge them in.
+  * Make friends + Big party! 
+

Other/GitHub/2_CollaborativelyWorking/11.md

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+**Type of Slide**: center image outline
+
+Image: Please see presentation slide 11
+

Other/GitHub/2_CollaborativelyWorking/12.md

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+**Type of Slide**: center image outline
+
+Image: Please see presentation slide 12
+

Other/GitHub/2_CollaborativelyWorking/13.md

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+**Type of Slide**: center image outline
+
+Image: Please see presentation slide 13
+

Other/GitHub/2_CollaborativelyWorking/14.md

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+**Type of Slide**: main point
+
+Title: Github & Markdown

Other/GitHub/2_CollaborativelyWorking/15.md

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+**Type of Slide**: text + img
+
+Title: Markdown: what’s that?
+
+Text: 
+
+* Markdown is a simple text “markup” language made for quickly writing formatted text - great for blogging, documentation, and even writing papers. If you can make an emoji, you can write markdown! 
+
+Images: Please see presentation slide 15
+

Other/GitHub/2_CollaborativelyWorking/16.md

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+**Type of Slide**: centered text
+
+Title: n/a
+
+Text: 
+
+* Markdown is important because GitHub automatically renders anything written in Markdown. This can be specific files (eg: README), or your comments on pull requests and issues.
+* Some useful resources:
+  * https://github.com/adam-p/markdown-here/wiki/Markdown-Cheatsheet
+  * [https://www.webpagefx.com/tools/emoji-cheat-sheet](https://www.webpagefx.com/tools/emoji-cheat-sheet/) 
+

Other/GitHub/2_CollaborativelyWorking/17.md

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+**Type of Slide**: centered text
+
+Title: *Exercise: My first pull request!*
+
+Text: 
+
+* *Work in pairs to edit a file in your partner's GitHub repository using a pull request. (And vice versa.)*
+* Course website: [**https://kirstiejane.github.io/friendly-github-intro**](https://kirstiejane.github.io/friendly-github-intro)
+
+Images: Please see presentation slide 17
+

Other/GitHub/2_CollaborativelyWorking/2.md

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+**Type of Slide**: main point
+
+Title: Two Main Workflows

Other/GitHub/2_CollaborativelyWorking/3.md

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+**Type of Slide**: centered text
+
+Title: 1. Add collaborators
+
+Text: 
+
+* 1. As the **owner** of a repo you:
+
+  * **add** people as **collaborators** 
+  * each collaborator can read/write files in the repo 
+  * each collaborator is adding files and other content → making branches → and either directly merging changes in or via pull requests
+

Other/GitHub/2_CollaborativelyWorking/4.md

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+**Type of Slide**: center image outline
+
+Text box:
+
+* Settings - add collaborators here
+
+Image: Please see presentation slide 4
+

Other/GitHub/2_CollaborativelyWorking/5.md

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+**Type of Slide**: center image outline
+
+Text box:
+
+* Click here
+
+Image: Please see presentation slide 5
+