BTW, This is best viewed by clicking on the YouTube link and watching it full screen in HD mode.
Part 1 - Creating your Workspace
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Part 2 - Committing and pushing a code change
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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.
Link to YouTube
Link to YouTube
BTW, This is best viewed by clicking on the YouTube link and watching it full screen in HD mode.
Link to YouTube
Link to YouTube
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8 comments:
thanks!
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?
Some day I hope egit does all this. But for now, it doesn't and that's why I'm using git gui.
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/
Hey Doug, Carole says that Git is a rude word in British!
LOL. How often does she call you that ;)?
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?
Yes, it's Jing.
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