Git is a software tool that helps users manage changes to their software over time, and GitHub is a web-based platform for using Git and version control. They will allow you to maintain a complete change history of your files, create branches for concurrent streams of changes, trace changes with annotations, and collaborate and share...
Do you have Code Repositories that are scattered across multiple external platforms? If you are already using Github, are you paying for private repositories? Do you want to have your work findable by your UCLA Colleagues and Students? This workshop will go over the benefits as well as caveats involved in moving your Github repositories...
GitHub is a web-based platform for software projects using Git. This workshop will continue the Git introduction by focusing on how to use the features of GitHub for accessing, managing, and collaborating on software. We will also extend the discussion of Git fundamentals to include more advanced topics such as merge conflicts and branches.
Do you write and version code in Github? In this workshop you will learn how to use Github Actions to automatically and securely deploy your source code across your infrastructure. Join this workshop to learn how to leverage GitHubÕs advanced CI/CD tools that come with the Github Enterprise account to enhance your DevOps practice.
Do you use GitHub for version control? In this 90 minute hands-on workshop you will advance your GitHub prowess by learning how to use Github Actions to automatically and securely deploy source code across your infrastructure. Join this workshop to learn how to leverage GitHub's advanced CI/CD tools that come with your Github Enterprise account...