Day 2 Keynote Presentation
Description
Support for Git is available in Visual Studio, Team Foundation Server, and Visual Studio Online. In this session, learn more about why you might want to use Git for your next project, what makes DVCS a powerful model for software development and when you might want to choose Git over TFVC for version control. Learn about the fundamentals of a repository and how to successfully collaborate using Git in your Team Foundation Server or Visual Studio Online account. Discover how pull requests can help facilitate collaboration and agility while maintaining code quality.
Share
Download
Download this episode
- High Quality MP4 (0.0 B)
- Low Quality MP4 (0.0 B)
- Mid Quality MP4 (0.0 B)
Event Homepage
Build 2015More episodes in this series
All Things Azure
Related episodes
Moving 65,000 Microsofties to DevOps with Visual Studio Team Services
Continuous delivery on Microsoft Azure
Introduction to .NET Core
.Net on Linux
Three ways to work better with GitHub (Español)
The Future of Programming (Español)
Three ways to work better with GitHub
The Future of Programming
Creating Products in the open
Managing .NET’s Voyage into Open Source
The Discussion
-
plejaren when you have switched the branches from master to Feature-C through powershell 'git checkout Feature-C' it is not changing the 'TextFile2.txt' Content, should it has to update with the magic line ?
-
gerry lowry File naming error (two files, same name):
3-746-mobile.mp4 Low Quality MP4 (approx. 500-800kbps)
3-746-mobile.mp4 Mid Quality MP4 (approx. 2-2.5Mbps)
P.S.: hello Phil & Martin. B-)