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Bhayyas Bit Bucket and/or Git planning to use for my personal projects

what would be the best source to start with

personal laptop and office laptop lo practise chesinapudu- how easy to sync my python project files

i used TFS in 2013, but not git or bit bucket

any recomendations?

Thanks

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Just now, afacc123 said:

Create account on github.com

work on your personal projects on personal computer and synchronize projects online to your github account. 

Thanks Bhayya 

just now created a profile and testing my connections

how well i can know the bash commands

i downloaded git bash

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Just follow some tutorial for bash or shell scripting. Different Unix shells behave slightly different, but basic features are same. 

Your don't need to go into depth if all you need is to work with Git

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4 minutes ago, hunkyfunky said:

Just follow some tutorial for bash or shell scripting. Different Unix shells behave slightly different, but basic features are same. 

Your don't need to go into depth if all you need is to work with Git

sure thing, Thanks

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41 minutes ago, kum5758 said:

Thanks Bhayya 

just now created a profile and testing my connections

how well i can know the bash commands

i downloaded git bash

There is a tweak to be done which I do not recall correctly but I believe I did it myself with no support

was using GIT extensions on my local to connect to my account on github

It has to do with settings on my profile over github I believe

you can google it out

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3 hours ago, kum5758 said:

Bhayyas Bit Bucket and/or Git planning to use for my personal projects

what would be the best source to start with

personal laptop and office laptop lo practise chesinapudu- how easy to sync my python project files

i used TFS in 2013, but not git or bit bucket

any recomendations?

Thanks

Use bitbucket not github. Github lo public ki kanipistayi all files.BB lo its private

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I use both.. for some serious personal projects I use bitbucket and for some small scripts and workarounds I use github

 

Below is my opinion  on both of them 

github

1. Use it if you don’t have team and you are single in your personal project.

2. Good to build your tech profile and social connect with other techies.

3. Now a days in interviews and resumes people are mentioning GitHub profiles (just like LinkedIn)

4. After Microsoft takeover, few good things are happening in github like sponser button. In case your project works well you can expect some money with this.

5. In my opinion, github is very bad ui. Difficult to browse the code and ugly interface for code reviews.

 

bitbucket

1. If you have team in your personal project, bitbucket is good.

2. Good ui and nice interface for code review.

3. Easy integration  with jira and other project mgmt related plugins.

4. Not social connection and personal profile builder just like github.

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4 hours ago, Katara said:

Use bitbucket not github. Github lo public ki kanipistayi all files.BB lo its private

bb is free yee naa like github?

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3 hours ago, dasari said:

I use both.. for some serious personal projects I use bitbucket and for some small scripts and workarounds I use github

 

Below is my opinion  on both of them 

github

1. Use it if you don’t have team and you are single in your personal project.

2. Good to build your tech profile and social connect with other techies.

3. Now a days in interviews and resumes people are mentioning GitHub profiles (just like LinkedIn)

4. After Microsoft takeover, few good things are happening in github like sponser button. In case your project works well you can expect some money with this.

5. In my opinion, github is very bad ui. Difficult to browse the code and ugly interface for code reviews.

 

bitbucket

1. If you have team in your personal project, bitbucket is good.

2. Good ui and nice interface for code review.

3. Easy integration  with jira and other project mgmt related plugins.

4. Not social connection and personal profile builder just like github.

Thanks bro, 

I am trying to learn bit bucket as well

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Git commands are confusing, to say the least. Often times, people just cut and paste commands. I would recommend learn the underlying basics of git. That way, you know what these commands are trying to achieve.

 

Just think of what you would do to keep track of version changes, when you don't use any versioning software. Usually, people make copies before making any changes: (a) cp file file.$date (b) make changes to file (c) if you like the changes, keep a copy elsewhere in case your laptop ssd goes berserk.  Now you can see two places where you store: one local; one remote. In Git, you see two branches: master (local); origin/master (remote).

Look at all steps at very high level:

(a) you need to fetch the code from the remote, and create a local master

(b) make changes to this local master

(c) update the local master

(d) update the remote master

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10 hours ago, kum5758 said:

Thanks Bhayya 

just now created a profile and testing my connections

how well i can know the bash commands

i downloaded git bash

See git bash is the best 

Maximum use commands for check in check out merge initially for start

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10 hours ago, kum5758 said:

Bhayyas Bit Bucket and/or Git planning to use for my personal projects

what would be the best source to start with

personal laptop and office laptop lo practise chesinapudu- how easy to sync my python project files

i used TFS in 2013, but not git or bit bucket

any recomendations?

Thanks

forget bitbucket..github lo unlimited private repos.

create a new repo, clone it to local ..then learn about creating branches, staging changes , commit and pushing to remote so new changes show up in github.

you can make some of them public manchidi anipisthe 

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