Taking code to next level with Open Source (Git & Github)
summary
Covers concrete steps from initializing a repo to shipping features: live demos of command-line Git, creating branches, making pull requests on GitHub, and resolving merge conflicts; compares three practical workflows—feature-branch, fork-and-PR, and trunk-based—and explains when each reduces bugs. Shows a sample repository with tests, wires up GitHub Actions for CI that runs linting and unit tests, and reports that the CI pipeline passes on the demo project.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to Open Source
- 3:12Getting started with Git
- 7:24Open source benefits and community
- 10:44Contributing to projects
- 16:32Political use of open source
- 20:15Development and collaboration
- 24:34Final thoughts and Q&A
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