On 26 May 2014 10:23:33 CEST, Chris Hager <chris@linuxuser.at> wrote:
Thanks for all the pull requests!
*All seats for tomorrow evening (Tuesday, 27.5.2014, 19:00) are now allocated! *Everyone who attempted a pull request until now is in.
I'll repeat the part-1 session on another evening if there is enough interest. Let me know by more pull requests :)
Cheers, Chris
On Sat, May 24, 2014 at 11:12 AM, Chris Hager <chris@linuxuser.at> wrote:
Hello everyone!
Great to see so much interest in the Git workshop, and I'm looking forward to the first session on the upcoming *Tuesday (27.5.2014, 19:00, Hauptraum)*. The part-1 session will cover the basics and some intermediate techniques; feel encouraged to come to this first session if you want to know more about Git!
So far about 25 people expressed their basic interest to attend, and I've been thinking long and hard how to do this workshop with a larger group. I think for the workshop to still be hands-on, we'll need to cap it at 15 people per evening and just repeat the part-1 session another evening with second group if there is enough interest.
*If you want to attend, please let me know by attempting task 1* [1] (it's very easy)!
If need be we'll queue first come first serve with preferential queueing for members. If you'd like to attend the following, more advanced sessions, please come to a part-1 session as well (if you're bored you can help or just tune out : ).
Cheers, Chris
[1] https://metalab.at/wiki/GIT_Workshop_2014
On Tue, May 13, 2014 at 10:47 AM, Chris Hager <chris@linuxuser.at> wrote:
Hello everyone!
A hands-on GIT workshop in two or more parts is happening! First evening will be Tue, 27.5.2014 (today in 2 Weeks). All skill levels are welcome -- if you are curious, feel invited to join!
https://metalab.at/wiki/GIT_Workshop_2014
*About Me*
I've been using GIT for about 6 years professionally, from small projects to open-source contributions to large production systems and deployment toolchains (eg. for MeetMe, one of the largest social networks in the USA with ~60mio members) and am fairly fluent with most GIT workflows. I'm happy to help people get a fun and efficient start with GIT.
My Jabber handle is metachris@jabber.metalab.at if you want to contact me via IM.
Feedback and ideas are appreciated!
Best regards, - Chris
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Hi. I am unable to join because of a fixed appointment everz Tuesday. Is there a chance for a recording or to get your slides? Thanks, Raoul -- Raoul Bhatia