Sunday, August 30, 2009

Using Git GUI with Eclipse

Here's my next set of screencasts showing how I use git and git gui in particular with my Eclipse projects. There are two parts. The first shows how to set up a workspace based on a git clone repository, i.e. copying a remote repository to your local machine and setting up an Eclipse workspace for that repository. The second part is how I commit and push my changes to the remote server as I develop code. Hope this is useful.

BTW, This is best viewed by clicking on the YouTube link and watching it full screen in HD mode.

Part 1 - Creating your Workspace




Link to YouTube

Part 2 - Committing and pushing a code change




Link to YouTube
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8 comments:

  1. SeuAndré10:00 a.m. GMT+1

    thanks!

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  2. André11:02 p.m. GMT+1

    nice littel screencasts! thanks!

    apt-get install git-gui

    and I was up and running on my ubuntu. One last remark: What about egit? Any experience with this one?

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  3. Unknown12:15 a.m. GMT+1

    Some day I hope egit does all this. But for now, it doesn't and that's why I'm using git gui.

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  4. Selçuk1:44 p.m. GMT+1

    Hi Doug

    I want to use eclipse with existnig projects, which contains subprojects . How can i load?
    Sample project: http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~ipc/

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  5. Hany6:01 p.m. GMT+1

    Hey Doug, Carole says that Git is a rude word in British!

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  6. Unknown10:49 p.m. GMT+1

    LOL. How often does she call you that ;)?

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  7. Bill M.12:37 a.m. GMT+1

    Nice post on git & eclipse. However I am most interested in how you did the screencast. Are these screencasts done using Jing as you posted on earlier? What is the thing that your pausing? Are you recording a VM?

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  8. Unknown2:05 a.m. GMT+1

    Yes, it's Jing.

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