In order to make the most of this course, you should already know four key things: how to install applications, how to run applications on the command line, how to run applications using the Windows Desktop, and how to edit text files. With those four key skills, you'll be able to start using Software Version Control to automatically track your creative output.
Author
Michael Lehman
Released
11/7/2012- Comparing centralized vs. distributed systems
- Saving changes and tracking history
- Using revert or rollback
- Working with the GUI tools
- Using IDE and shell integration
- Installing different systems
- Creating a repository
- Tagging code
- Branching and merging code
- Selecting a software version control system that's right for you
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome53s
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1. Overview of Software Version Control
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Demo one: Getting started11m 1s
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2. Background of Software Version Control
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Terminology4m 27s
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3. Version Control Concepts
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Reverting to a prior version1m 42s
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Creating tags and labels1m 5s
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Branching and merging4m 10s
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Examining shell integration3m 26s
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4. Subversion
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Installation and setup3m 31s
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Tagging1m 34s
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Branching and merging5m 32s
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5. Perforce
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Tagging1m 7s
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Branching and merging4m 37s
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6. Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS)
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Installation and setup3m 47s
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Tracking history and tagging2m 15s
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Branching and merging5m 53s
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7. Git
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Installation and setup3m 1s
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Tagging2m 13s
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Branching and merging3m 44s
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8. Mercurial
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Installation and setup1m 48s
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Tagging1m 50s
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Branching and merging4m 29s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 8s
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