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  • Introduction
  • Version Control and Git
    • Introducing Git and GitHub
    • Git Fundamentals
    • Next Level Git
    • Git Flow
    • FAQ: git, vi, bash shell
    • A Simple Tutorial
  • An Introduction to Java
    • Lesson 1: Introductory Syntax
    • Lesson 2: Variables and Datatypes
    • Lesson 3: Method Calls
    • Lesson 4: The If Statement
    • Lesson 5: Method Definitions
    • Lesson 6: Classes
    • Lesson 7: Inheritance
    • Helpful Programming Resources
  • Programming a Robot
    • Pre-Lesson: What is a Robot?
    • Setting up your Development Environment
    • Lesson 1: Motors and the Interative Robot
    • Lesson 2: What is a Subsystem?
    • Lesson 3: What are Commands?
    • Lesson 4: What are Command Groups?
    • Lesson 5: Scheduling Commands
  • Data Analysis
  • Arduino and Bling Development
    • Setup Arduino IDE
    • Starting with Bling
    • Spartronics Clock with NeoMatrix
    • Related Tutorials and Resources
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Version Control and Git

An introduction to Git. This should teach students the fundamentals of working with version control, as well as introduce them to GitHub and our online workflow.

  • Introducing Git and GitHub

  • Git Fundamentals

  • Next Level Git

  • Git Flow

  • FAQ: git, vi, bash shell

Various Resources

  • git - the simple guilde

  • All sorts of documentation, videos, cheat sheets...

  • Git wiki

  • It's incredibly dense, but here's the official "Git everyday" guide

    (esp. "Individual - Participant" section)

  • The official Git book, Pro Git v2

    (it's a website, not a physical book unless you really want a copy)

  • "Git for Web Designers"

  • "Git for Computer Scientists", if you know what a directed acyclic graph is

  • "Git in the Trenches", real-world Git usage guide

  • "Version Control by Example" chap. 8

  • "The Git Parable", the actual theory behind Git, doesn't cover actually using it

Source: https://jk.gs/git/bot/trigger.php

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