Git-ting Your Versions Under Control

You can think of version control, specifically using `git` for version control, as a multiverse for your code.

We know we should all save regularly when working with code. But sometimes we’ll find a need to go back to a previous change, something beyond what a simple “undo” (or clicking “undo” many times 😬). Other times, you might need to test something but don’t want to make a permanent change to your code.

Beyond a single developer, teams need a way for multiple developers to work on the same code, often at the same time, but on completely different features. 

Git makes all of the above possible by providing a way to track changes, make copies, and allow collaboration within a single codebase.  While it can be daunting at first, getting comfortable with `git` can level up your work, whether you're a solo developer or part of a larger team.

Here’s more about the workshop from Sean:

WORKSHOP DETAILS

Duration: Two 2-hour sessions

Session dates: February 4th and 6th, 2025

Times: 5:30 - 7:30 pm ET

Location: Zoom (link will be provided upon registration)

Instructor: Sean Reid

Cost: $149