When using Git in a new project, a lot of questions can pop up. Are we going to store everything in a single repository? Or are we going to use multiple repositories? How can we make system wide changes in a controlled matter? Are there alternatives? What will our branching strategy look like? Is there a difference between projects that are still in full development mode compared to projects that are in maintenance mode?

In this highly interactive training we will discuss these questions and give you pointers on how to start using Git to your advantage for your own projects.

This training is meant for team leads, architects or other roles that want to lift their knowledge to Git to a higher level. I’m
expecting these people to take the lead into deciding how to setup and structure a new software project.

Participants should have the following knowledge and/or experience:

– Should already be familiar with Git
– Should use Git on a regular basis
– Be involved in making design decisions for projects
– Know how a typical software project is currently set up.

Helpful:

– Having an opinion on software development 🙂
– Have working knowledge on other version control systems

Course outline

Git repositories:
– How to divide your project over multiple repositories
– Combining two Git repositories

Best practices:
– Using the Git SHA to your advantage
– Semantic Versioning

Advanced stuff:
– Rebasing or merging?
– Helpful Git commands
– Git bisect
– Rewriting your history

Trainingsinformatie:

• Locatie en data: zie de trainingskalender
• Tijd: 9.15 – 17.00 uur (1 dag)
• Inclusief koffie, thee, lunch en trainingsmateriaal/li>
• Drie maanden gratis e-coaching

Voor meer informatie kun je contact met ons opnemen via +31 (0)40 – 202 1803  of opleidingen@ict-improve.nl

ICT Improve biedt op verzoek ook op maat gemaakte in-house trainingen, afgestemd op jouw specifieke wensen en behoeften.

Wilbert van Dolleweerd is working as a software architect for ICT Group. He has extensive experience in different projects. He has been using Git professionally since 2009 and has personally encounterd a lot of the pitfalls you can step into when
using Git. He has a strong opinion on software development and is not afraid to express those views.