dPrep - Coaching session in week #2
Using file versioning and collaborative tools like GitHub can be challenging to newbees. Especially when you have to work on your first team projects, such as the one in "Data Preparation and Workflow Management", a course taught at Tilburg University (https://dprep.hannesdatta.com). In this recorded coaching session, I show students how to make progress on their team projects, by (a) showing them how to write a good readme for their GitHub repository, (b) adding meta data to the repository, and (c) initializing their directory structures. I pay a lot of attention to the Git Workflow, in which I first fork students' repositories, and submit my "changes" in the form of Pull Requests. Does Git still seem a little weird to you? Watch this recording to see Git in action!