Transformative Git practices: new techniques for hyper-productivity
Conference
Methodology & Culture
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Room 3 |
Friday at 11:30 - 12:20 |
Many use Git at the most basic level: push, pull, and maybe branch off to isolate feature and bug fix work. But put together a few new and old effective Git commands and one can really increase productivity. Don't resort to XKCD #1597 when facing problems. Efficient, transformative personal Git workflows are not only possible, they are easy to learn. This talk will teach you exactly those. Do you want spoilers? Think of the new "git worktree" command, think of "--autosquash", think of "subtree", and of few more interesting surprises in the Git toolchain. |
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Nicola Paolucci
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Nicola is an all-round hacker who loves exploring and teaching bleeding edge technologies. He writes and teaches about Docker, Git, development workflows and code collaboration. Prior to his current role as Developer Instigator at Atlassian he lead software teams, built crowd sourcing applications for geo-spacial data, worked on huge e-commerce deployments. Little known facts about Nicola: he gesticulates a lot while speaking (being Italian), lives in Amsterdam and rides a Ducati. |