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dw_dev_training2013-05-28 12:10 pm
liv) wrote in dw_dev_training2013-05-28 12:10 pm
New to Git
I have just started getting back into DW dev after a lonnnng hiatus. ![[staff profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user_staff.png)
denise and kaberett encouraged me to post here linking to my write-up of the experience, particularly working with Git for the first time.
So here's general background about where I am with babydev stuff for DW, from my personal journal. And here's the detailed write-up of my first attempt at Git from my dev journal.
The personal one has a bunch of feels and reflections about DW's culture (and some irrelevant stuff, because I tend to babble and connect disparate things together). And the dev notes one was intended as really detailed notes for my own use; I hope it's vaguely meaningful to other people at least. There's a whole lot of detail about Git and about making preview images, because those were new to me, and very limited information about S2 and Bugzilla and Dreamhacks, because those aspects I was already familiar with from my previous volunteering stint.
denise and kaberett encouraged me to post here linking to my write-up of the experience, particularly working with Git for the first time. So here's general background about where I am with babydev stuff for DW, from my personal journal. And here's the detailed write-up of my first attempt at Git from my dev journal.
The personal one has a bunch of feels and reflections about DW's culture (and some irrelevant stuff, because I tend to babble and connect disparate things together). And the dev notes one was intended as really detailed notes for my own use; I hope it's vaguely meaningful to other people at least. There's a whole lot of detail about Git and about making preview images, because those were new to me, and very limited information about S2 and Bugzilla and Dreamhacks, because those aspects I was already familiar with from my previous volunteering stint.