Visual Studio and the git workflow
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This document discusses using Git with Visual Studio and Team Foundation Server (TFS). It begins by introducing Git and explaining its advantages like being decentralized, distributed, and encouraging experimentation. It then covers how Git works with commits, branches, and pull requests. The document also details how Git integrates with Visual Studio and TFS, and provides recommendations for learning Git, including not using rebase due to potential issues and considering alternatives to Visual Studio Git like GitHub for Windows.
Visual Studio and the git workflow
- 1. Visual Studio and Git TFS and Git, best buddies
- 2. What is git?
- 3. Why should I care?
- 4. Ok, so what makes it so great?
- 5. How does it work?
- 8. Labels are used for marking commits
- 10. The Git workflow
- 11. Branch -> Commit -> Merge
- 12. Multiple remotes
- 13. Pull requests
- 15. TFS integration
- 16. Advantages over standard TFS
- 17. Its fast
- 18. Its distributed and resilient
- 20. Disadvantages
- 21. It assumes you can think
- 22. It assumes you know how it works
- 24. Recommendations
- 25. Learn to use it
- 26. Not off the internet
- 27. From someone who knows it
- 28. Dont use rebase
- 30. Alternatives to Visual Studio Git
- 32. SourceTree
- 33. A few more resources
- 34. Git for ages 4 and up https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ffBJ4sVUb4
- 36. Good luck on your road