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Mastering Git
Tekpub - 2010-09-10 - paid
Mastering Git takes you deep into Git to give you the working knowledge you need to confidently use this system. Git is an amazing source control system and will change the way you work - we've devoted over 3 hours and hopefully you'll agree that Git's rockin.
Watch this screencastPHD - Passenger-based Heroku-like Deployment
Remi - 2010-01-03 - paid
PHD gives you Passenger-based Heroku-like Deployment. Having been spoiled by Heroku for some time, I love being able to run 2 commands from a git repository to deploy an application: 1 $ heroku create my-app 2 $ git push heroku master If you have Passenger installed on a server, you...
Watch this screencastSource Control Made Easy
Pragprogs - 2009-10-20 - paid
Git has significantly changed the way teams develop software. Its distributed nature and lightweight branching and merging have made it possible for developers to massage their code bases in ways they couldn't have imagined before. However, Git has a reputation for being hard to learn. And when folks transition to Git, they often settle for using a handful of commands and treat Git just like their other source control system. But because of its different approach to source control issues, many of the techniques and terminology we have learned in other source control systems do not translate cleanly when using Git. To begin to use Git effectively, you need to understand the underlying concepts. In this 49-minute screencast you'll learn Git in a different way: By not learning about Git itself. Instead, Jim Weirich takes you on a journey of how you might design and build a source control system from scratch. Along the way you'll gain a deeper understanding of the first principles behind Git so things begin to make more sense. This screencast is for people who haven't used Git yet and are thinking about it, and for people who have just started using Git, but are still in the "magic incantation" stage of learning. It's a great introduction to source control for your manager, too! No prior experience with Git or source control systems is required.
Watch this screencastEpisode 5 - The REST of Brand
Bddcasts - 2009-09-17 - paid
Finishing out the remaining RESTful actions – edit, update and destroy – for the Brand resource.
Watch this screencastInsider Guide to GitHub
Pragprogs - 2008-12-06 - paid
GitHub is where the action's at: you can host your public and private projects there, use it to collaborate on projects in a truly distributed way, and expand your social coding network. But to really get the most out of this great resource, you need an experienced guide to show you the ropes. Learn how the pros use GitHub from Scott Chacon, a long-time Git user and GitHub insider.
Watch this screencastGit Internals PDF
Peepcode - 2008-06-23 - paid
Many have learned the basics of using Git from the PeepCode Git screencast. In this PDF, Scott Chacon goes even further to explain the distributed filesystem behind the popular source code management system. If you’re tired of terse man pages or academic white papers, you’ll enjoy more than four dozen...
Watch this screencastCapistrano 2
Peepcode - 2007-12-04 - paid
Capistrano 2 is a tool for automating the deployment of your application to a server. You can also automate many other monotonous server-maintenance tasks. It is written in Ruby but can be used to deploy any kind of web application. This 50 minute screencast talks about the concepts behind Capistrano...
Watch this screencastGit
Peepcode - 2007-10-25 - paid
by Geoffrey Grosenbach. Technical editing by Git Maintainer Junio C Hamano. The git source code control system was developed by Linus Torvalds for managing the Linux kernel. But it’s also valuable for managing all kinds of code: libraries, web applications, personal files. Git was built for the modern developer’s workflow....
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