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Registration deadline: 7. November
Number of available seats: 16 (When full, additional participants will be placed on a waiting list)
Workshop Description
The workshop starts with a basic theoretical understanding of version control and its main components. Shortly after, participants start with a demo project going through the basic commands and establishing a practical understanding of git/GitHub. Next, participants develop a collaborative demo project in a single-branch context and they proceed to repeat the same in a multi-branch context. In the last steps, some more advanced features of Git/Github will be explored.
List of the learning outcomes
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Basic terminology around version control using git and github
- Establishing git-github connection
- Version control operation using command line
- Version control operations using Graphical user interfaces (RStudio and VSCode)
- Single- and multi-branch version control developments
- Resolving merge conflict
- Keeping track of versions and moving back to history
Prerequisites
- Familiarity with programming languages
- Basic familiarity with command line operation and code editing platforms
Required material
- A laptop with Git installed and a GitHub account
- Visual Studio Code (VS Code) or RStudio installed on the machine
Target audience
PhD student, postdocs and researchers who are involved in data analysis and programming.
Duration of the workshop
2 x ? day with a potential ? day follow-up
First day: Monday 11. November at 09:00-12:00
Second day: Thursday 14. November at 13:00-16:00
Registration deadline: 7. November
Number of available seats: 16 (When full, additional participants will be placed on a waiting list)