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NEW DEV QUESTIONS for FIRST NULL COMMIT REPO. #12

Open jdonson opened 9 years ago

jdonson commented 9 years ago

NEW DEV QUESTIONS for FIRST NULL COMMIT REPO.

  1. What is your github id?
  2. What local OS are you running? Do you have phones+tablets.
  3. Have you installed and configured git(bash)?
  4. What version of git are you running?
  5. What version is minimum? (1.9.x)
  6. How can we configure git?
  7. What are the first ten git and github words for all noobs to learn?
  8. Why are you interested in learning git/github?
  9. gmail (or email)
  10. Home city.
  11. LinkedIn Profile
  12. skype id
  13. favorite browsers
  14. favorite languages/stacks
  15. favorite cms
  16. favorite cms
  17. goals in joining dev team
  18. Would you like to learn more about git/github?
  19. Would you be willing to train and support others in exchange for team dev training?
  20. Are there github projects that you contribute to/maintain?

Please add two files:

new_dev.txt => include all questions above.

{github id}.txt => include copy of all questions and answers.

Do NOT commit until we both have reviewed these questions and answers in full.

Thanks!

jdonson commented 9 years ago

I will be cleaning up this repo, so that we can keep the git/github lessons quite simple:

I. local git using bash

TOP 10 GIT COMMANDS...

=> 1. git version => 2. git status => 3. git clone => 4. git init => 5. git add => 6. git commit => 7. git rm => 8. git mv

II. remote git using git and github => first null commit answers first, please !

III. team dev using git => team dev dojo proof of team dev skills first, please !

We will move this to a private repo soon.

Then we will go through this same process with team dev dojo repo.

jdonson commented 9 years ago

"What is minimum target hourly rate" "What is maximum target hourly rate?"

jdonson commented 9 years ago

ANSWER 1:

My github id is priyaprabhu.

Github accounts are free.

We use git locally as a source code versioning tool to interact with our free github.com accounts as a team.

Git commands are executed on linux using bash shell.

Learning git, bash and github is required for team dev.