Teaching GitHub to non-technical users

[githubstudent]

How do you do this, e.g. with designers, UXR researchers, &c.?

[andfich]

:+1:

[b2m9]

+1

Some teams in my location are moving more and more to Github issues for their entire project management. Some scenarios:

• Our designers maintain hundreds of versions for a single file (manually via file name); collaboration is difficult since they have to exchange files manually (like uploading manually to a shared network folder...)
  • Good idea to put files like psd into git?
• long-running BD tasks; instead of having an unmanageable amount of emails they keep everyone updated via Github issues (you don't have to search your inbox for specific emails anymore)
• Any experience in a Scrum/Agile working mode; like put epics, user stories, and other backlog tasks into Github Issues

[githubstudent]

Our designers maintain hundreds of versions for a single file (manually via file name); collaboration is difficult since they have to exchange files manually (like uploading manually to a shared network folder...)

@b2m9 We mentioned this briefly, but check out Git LFS.