Git and GitHub for Students with Joe Nash

All Things Git

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Edward and Martin talk with Joe Nash about using Git in education, self-diagnosed OCD around capitalization, and using pull requests in non-development workflows.

Joe is the student program manager at GitHub, where his work aims to help student leaders build inclusive learning communities. When not capitalising the H in GitHub, Joe can usually be found talking about the educational benefits of hackathons, or rolling d20s.

Show Notes

Joe Nash
Joe helps explain Git and GitHub
Edward obeys his competitor's brand guidance
Uncanny Valley
Chrome extensions for GitHub
- Octotree
- Refined GitHub
PiNet, a system for Raspberry Pi classrooms
David Newbury on Git concepts:
Git reminds me of some academic concepts. You can teach it, but It only really makes sense if you know the history of what came before and have worked at a level of complexity where you NEED it. Once you get there it changes your worldview but explaining why that’s so is SO hard.
David Newbury (@workergnome)

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