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All Things Git — Software How-To
All Things Git

The podcast about Git. Edward Thomson and Martin Woodward talk to the people who build Git, build tools for it and make their teams successful using it.

Latest Episodes:

Git for Mobile Development with James Montemagno Mar 14, 2018
Show notes

Edward talks with James Montemagno about getting started using Git, being one of the top 5 C# developers on GitHub (with 3000 followers!), centralized version control systems before Git and building CI/CD pipelines around Git.

James Montemagno is a Principal Program Manager for Mobile Developer Tools at Microsoft. He has been a .NET developer since 2005, working in a wide range of industries including game development, printer software, and web services. Prior to becoming a Principal Program Manager, James was a professional mobile developer and has now been crafting apps since 2011 with Xamarin. In his spare time, he is most likely cycling around Seattle or guzzling gallons of coffee at a local coffee shop. He can be found on Twitter @JamesMontemagno, blogs code regularly on his personal blog http://www.montemagno.com, and co-hosts the weekly development podcast Merge Conflict.

Show Notes

James Montemagno

Twitter: @JamesMontemagno

GitHub: @JamesMontemagno

Merge Conflict

Xamarin Live

The DevOps Lab: Real World Mobile DevOps with VSTS and App Center

Git for Mobile Development with James Montemagno Mar 14, 2018
Show notes

Edward talks with James Montemagno about getting started using Git, being one of the top 5 C# developers on GitHub (with 3000 followers!), centralized version control systems before Git and building CI/CD pipelines around Git.

James Montemagno is a Principal Program Manager for Mobile Developer Tools at Microsoft. He has been a .NET developer since 2005, working in a wide range of industries including game development, printer software, and web services. Prior to becoming a Principal Program Manager, James was a professional mobile developer and has now been crafting apps since 2011 with Xamarin. In his spare time, he is most likely cycling around Seattle or guzzling gallons of coffee at a local coffee shop. He can be found on Twitter @JamesMontemagno, blogs code regularly on his personal blog http://www.montemagno.com, and co-hosts the weekly development podcast Merge Conflict.

Show Notes

James Montemagno

Twitter: @JamesMontemagno

GitHub: @JamesMontemagno

Merge Conflict

Xamarin Live

The DevOps Lab: Real World Mobile DevOps with VSTS and App Center

Git for Windows with Johannes Schindelin Feb 20, 2018
Show notes

Edward and Martin talk to Johannes Schindelin about Git for Windows. They discuss the challenges of porting a collection of Unix tools to Windows, maintaining a fork, make some turn of the century jokes about vi vs emacs, and encourage you to stop saying "msysgit".

Johannes Schindelin maintains Git for Windows. He used to be a number theorist, a geneticist and a scientific image processing expert. He now works at Microsoft, spending most of his time trying to improve Git for Windows’ user experience.

Show Notes

Git for Windows

Gitter, a chat room for discussing Git for Windows.

Systems for building Unix-like applications on Windows:

Cygwin, the project for Windows that tries to emulate POSIX.

mingw, the minimum GNU system for Windows, a simpler way to build Unix-like applications.

Jessie Frazelle on automation:

Hire the people who will automate themselves out of a job, then just keep giving them jobs.
jessie frazelle (@jessfraz)

Git Merge is the conference for Git developers and enthusiasts. Johannes is talking with Derrick Stolee about building Git for Windows; Derrick recently wrote an article about performance improvements in Git for Windows.

Git for Windows with Johannes Schindelin Feb 20, 2018
Show notes

Edward and Martin talk to Johannes Schindelin about Git for Windows. They discuss the challenges of porting a collection of Unix tools to Windows, maintaining a fork, make some turn of the century jokes about vi vs emacs, and encourage you to stop saying "msysgit".

Johannes Schindelin maintains Git for Windows. He used to be a number theorist, a geneticist and a scientific image processing expert. He now works at Microsoft, spending most of his time trying to improve Git for Windows’ user experience.

Show Notes

Git for Windows

Gitter, a chat room for discussing Git for Windows.

Systems for building Unix-like applications on Windows:

Cygwin, the project for Windows that tries to emulate POSIX.

mingw, the minimum GNU system for Windows, a simpler way to build Unix-like applications.

Jessie Frazelle on automation:

Hire the people who will automate themselves out of a job, then just keep giving them jobs.
jessie frazelle (@jessfraz)

Git Merge is the conference for Git developers and enthusiasts. Johannes is talking with Derrick Stolee about building Git for Windows; Derrick recently wrote an article about performance improvements in Git for Windows.

Tower with Tobias Günther Feb 06, 2018
Show notes

Edward talks with Tobias Günther about Tower, a popular and powerful Git GUI client for Mac and Windows. They discuss building native apps for cross-platform development, learning Git, the philosophy of development, bootstrapping a company and the value of independence.

Tobias Günther is the founder and CEO of "Tower", the popular Git desktop client for Mac and Windows. Today, Tower is used by many of the world's best software teams - and in total by almost 100,000 customers all over the world.

Show Notes

Remembering Shawn Pearce, by Jeff King.

Shawn Pearce Memorial Fund, a fundraiser by Sara Pearce to benefit their children.

Tower

Twitter: @gittower

Learn Git platform: eBooks, video courses, and cheat sheets for learning git

Tower Store, including t-shirts, mugs and posters.

Developer Manifesto, a thoughtful poster from the Tower team

Development Philosophy: architecture, design patterns and programming principles used by the Tower team

Charitable Giving: fournova, the company behind Tower, gives 10% of their profits to charity.

Tower with Tobias Günther Feb 06, 2018
Show notes

Edward talks with Tobias Günther about Tower, a popular and powerful Git GUI client for Mac and Windows. They discuss building native apps for cross-platform development, learning Git, the philosophy of development, bootstrapping a company and the value of independence.

Tobias Günther is the founder and CEO of "Tower", the popular Git desktop client for Mac and Windows. Today, Tower is used by many of the world's best software teams - and in total by almost 100,000 customers all over the world.

Show Notes

Remembering Shawn Pearce, by Jeff King.

Shawn Pearce Memorial Fund, a fundraiser by Sara Pearce to benefit their children.

Tower

Twitter: @gittower

Learn Git platform: eBooks, video courses, and cheat sheets for learning git

Tower Store, including t-shirts, mugs and posters.

Developer Manifesto, a thoughtful poster from the Tower team

Development Philosophy: architecture, design patterns and programming principles used by the Tower team

Charitable Giving: fournova, the company behind Tower, gives 10% of their profits to charity.

Teaching Git with Johan Abildskov Jan 23, 2018
Show notes

Edward talks with Johan Abildskov about how he teaches Git to professional developers and university students, using Git in continuous delivery workflows and whether we should be more opinionated about Git usage.

Johan is a continuous delivery consultant at Praqma specializing in Automation, Git and workflows. Johan has spent the last few years helping companies transition to Git. He has taught Git on multiple continents to both software professionals and students, and is the maintainer of the gitkatas exercises.

Show Notes

Praqma, Continuous Delivery consultants in Denmark, Sweden, and Norway

Git Katas, a set of exercises for deliberate Git practice

"The Art of Learning"

Git Phlow, an automated flow for Git, based on Git Flow.

CoDe Academy, the Continuous Delivery Academy from Praqma, a free four-day training course for students

Opinionated Git, some strong opinions about how to use Git.

TeX, a typesetting system whose version number converges on π.

Monotone, a distributed version control system created by Graydon Hoare, which was an inspiration for Git

Teaching Git with Johan Abildskov Jan 23, 2018
Show notes

Edward talks with Johan Abildskov about how he teaches Git to professional developers and university students, using Git in continuous delivery workflows and whether we should be more opinionated about Git usage.

Johan is a continuous delivery consultant at Praqma specializing in Automation, Git and workflows. Johan has spent the last few years helping companies transition to Git. He has taught Git on multiple continents to both software professionals and students, and is the maintainer of the gitkatas exercises.

Show Notes

Praqma, Continuous Delivery consultants in Denmark, Sweden, and Norway

Git Katas, a set of exercises for deliberate Git practice

"The Art of Learning"

Git Phlow, an automated flow for Git, based on Git Flow.

CoDe Academy, the Continuous Delivery Academy from Praqma, a free four-day training course for students

Opinionated Git, some strong opinions about how to use Git.

TeX, a typesetting system whose version number converges on π.

Monotone, a distributed version control system created by Graydon Hoare, which was an inspiration for Git

GitKraken with Hamid Shojaee Dec 20, 2017
Show notes

Edward talks with Hamid Shojaee about GitKraken, the popular Git client. They discuss GitKraken's origins as a "30 day project", developer productivity, and building developer tools that are easy to use and likeable.

Hamid is the founder of Axosoft, the company behind GitKraken, the popular cross-platform Git client. His background is in software development, but he has also founded 3 software companies and is behind several successful SaaS products, including Axosoft, GitKraken and Pure Chat.

Show Notes

GitKraken is the popular cross-platform Git client from Axosoft.

Twitter: @GitKraken

YouTube: gitkraken

Facebook: GitKraken

GitKraken is built on Electron and React

Teamprise was the predecessor to Microsoft Team Explorer Everywhere and how Edward and Martin ended up working at Microsoft.

Version Control by Example is Eric Sink's excellent book on version control, which is available as a proper book and digitally. (Pro-tip: get the book.)

The Night Before GitMas, a holiday video from the GitKraken team. (And if you missed last year's video, it was The Twelve Days of GitMas.)

GitKraken Glo, it's what's next from the GitKraken team.

GitKraken with Hamid Shojaee Dec 20, 2017
Show notes

Edward talks with Hamid Shojaee about GitKraken, the popular Git client. They discuss GitKraken's origins as a "30 day project", developer productivity, and building developer tools that are easy to use and likeable.

Hamid is the founder of Axosoft, the company behind GitKraken, the popular cross-platform Git client. His background is in software development, but he has also founded 3 software companies and is behind several successful SaaS products, including Axosoft, GitKraken and Pure Chat.

Show Notes

GitKraken is the popular cross-platform Git client from Axosoft.

Twitter: @GitKraken

YouTube: gitkraken

Facebook: GitKraken

GitKraken is built on Electron and React

Teamprise was the predecessor to Microsoft Team Explorer Everywhere and how Edward and Martin ended up working at Microsoft.

Version Control by Example is Eric Sink's excellent book on version control, which is available as a proper book and digitally. (Pro-tip: get the book.)

The Night Before GitMas, a holiday video from the GitKraken team. (And if you missed last year's video, it was The Twelve Days of GitMas.)

GitKraken Glo, it's what's next from the GitKraken team.

Git Sprint Weekend by Bloomberg Dec 07, 2017
Show notes

Edward talks to some of the participants of the Git Sprint Weekend, a hackathon hosted by Bloomberg to bring people into working on the git and libgit2 open source projects. He talks with the organizers, mentors and the hackers fixing bugs and adding new features over the weekend.

Bloomberg Engineering team in London recently hosted a fun weekend of hacking to benefit the Git community. More than 30 developers spent time on Saturday and Sunday, November 11-12, developing patches for git (a member project of the Software Freedom Conservancy) and libgit2. To date, five libgit2 patches have already been merged (the two co-maintainers of the library were present). Another seven patches are being reviewed, while additional patches are still in progress.

Show Notes

Git Sprint Weekend @ Bloomberg London

Double-Secret Bonus Material: Christian Couder on git-bisect

libgit2

Etiene's pull request to libgit2

Git London User Group

Git Sprint Weekend by Bloomberg Dec 07, 2017
Show notes

Edward talks to some of the participants of the Git Sprint Weekend, a hackathon hosted by Bloomberg to bring people into working on the git and libgit2 open source projects. He talks with the organizers, mentors and the hackers fixing bugs and adding new features over the weekend.

Bloomberg Engineering team in London recently hosted a fun weekend of hacking to benefit the Git community. More than 30 developers spent time on Saturday and Sunday, November 11-12, developing patches for git (a member project of the Software Freedom Conservancy) and libgit2. To date, five libgit2 patches have already been merged (the two co-maintainers of the library were present). Another seven patches are being reviewed, while additional patches are still in progress.

Show Notes

Git Sprint Weekend @ Bloomberg London

Double-Secret Bonus Material: Christian Couder on git-bisect

libgit2

Etiene's pull request to libgit2

Git London User Group

GitHub Universe 2017 Nov 21, 2017
Show notes

Sara Ford sits in for Martin and she catches Edward up on everything he missed at GitHub Universe 2017. They discuss wildfires, conferences, the "Wisdom of Crowds", robots, and the sessions at GitHub Universe.

Universe is GitHub’s flagship product and community conference for developers, system administrators, technical leads, and business leaders. Attendees will experience advanced skill building sessions, deep dives into how some of the most successful teams use GitHub, and keynotes from leading software company executives.

Show Notes

GitHub Universe

On the Turing Completeness of PowerPoint

Microsoft Loves Open Source: Becoming The Largest Contributor, Ed's talk at GitHub Universe

Wisdom of Crowds

Sphero BB8

GitHub Universe 2017 Nov 21, 2017
Show notes

Sara Ford sits in for Martin and she catches Edward up on everything he missed at GitHub Universe 2017. They discuss wildfires, conferences, the "Wisdom of Crowds", robots, and the sessions at GitHub Universe.

Universe is GitHub’s flagship product and community conference for developers, system administrators, technical leads, and business leaders. Attendees will experience advanced skill building sessions, deep dives into how some of the most successful teams use GitHub, and keynotes from leading software company executives.

Show Notes

GitHub Universe

On the Turing Completeness of PowerPoint

Microsoft Loves Open Source: Becoming The Largest Contributor, Ed's talk at GitHub Universe

Wisdom of Crowds

Sphero BB8

Learning Git and Human Factors with Sara Ford Nov 07, 2017
Show notes

Martin and Edward talk to Sara Ford about getting started using Git with Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code, using Git on Windows, and best practices getting set up on the command line. They wade into a discussion of
1
git merge --squash
versus 1 git rebase --interactive, and Sara explains human factors in software development and prescriptive and descriptive software design.

And a bonus Git commentary: Ed explains why you need that crazy double-dash when you want to check out a single file.

Sara Ford is back at Microsoft on the Azure AD B2C team! Previously, she worked at GitHub and also at Microsoft… a couple of times. 😊 Sara started her career working on Microsoft's developer tools, including Visual Studio and CodePlex, where she's authored a couple of books on Visual Studio with Microsoft Press. In 2011, she became a Distinguished Fellow in the Dept of Engineering at Mississippi State University. In 2015, Sara received her Masters degree in Human Factors (HCI / UX) at San Jose State University because she wants to make developer tools more usable. Sara's life-long dream is to be a 97-year-old weightlifter so she can be featured on the local news.

Show Notes

Sara Ford's Blog, including her Git Tips of the Day

Azure Active Directory B2C, a cloud identity management solution

posh-git, a PowerShell extension for Git

GitKraken, a Git GUI client for Windows, Mac and Linux

gmaster, the new Git client from the folks who made Plastic SCM

There's more than one way to do it (TMTOWTDI), the Perl motto

Learning Git and Human Factors with Sara Ford Nov 07, 2017
Show notes

Martin and Edward talk to Sara Ford about getting started using Git with Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code, using Git on Windows, and best practices getting set up on the command line. They wade into a discussion of
1
git merge --squash
versus 1 git rebase --interactive, and Sara explains human factors in software development and prescriptive and descriptive software design.

And a bonus Git commentary: Ed explains why you need that crazy double-dash when you want to check out a single file.

Sara Ford is back at Microsoft on the Azure AD B2C team! Previously, she worked at GitHub and also at Microsoft… a couple of times. 😊 Sara started her career working on Microsoft's developer tools, including Visual Studio and CodePlex, where she's authored a couple of books on Visual Studio with Microsoft Press. In 2011, she became a Distinguished Fellow in the Dept of Engineering at Mississippi State University. In 2015, Sara received her Masters degree in Human Factors (HCI / UX) at San Jose State University because she wants to make developer tools more usable. Sara's life-long dream is to be a 97-year-old weightlifter so she can be featured on the local news.

Show Notes

Sara Ford's Blog, including her Git Tips of the Day

Azure Active Directory B2C, a cloud identity management solution

posh-git, a PowerShell extension for Git

GitKraken, a Git GUI client for Windows, Mac and Linux

gmaster, the new Git client from the folks who made Plastic SCM

There's more than one way to do it (TMTOWTDI), the Perl motto

Git for Teams with Emma Jane Hogbin Westby Oct 24, 2017
Show notes

Martin and Edward talk with Emma Jane Hogbin Westby about her book, Git for Teams, about using Git to successfully collaborate with team members and how to teach people to use version control. In this episode, they also discuss humanizing software development and making Git more friendly to beginners.

For over 20 years Emma Jane Hogbin Westby has been been bringing people together through education, collaboration, and technology. Her latest book, Git for Teams (O’Reilly, 2015), outlines real-world strategies for more than just software development; it shows how teams can harness both technology and collaboration to work more efficiently, ensure project goals are met, and make the whole greater than simply the sum of its parts. Emma works with United Nations as a technical project manager, building software tools to help humanitarian responders connect and collaborate in times of disaster. You can follow her on Twitter at @emmajanehw.

Show Notes

Git for Teams, A User-Centered Approach to Creating Efficient Workflows in Git

Teaching People Git, Emma's talk from Git Merge 2015

Change Needs Management, Emma's talk from Git Merge 2016

Git for Teams with Emma Jane Hogbin Westby Oct 24, 2017
Show notes

Martin and Edward talk with Emma Jane Hogbin Westby about her book, Git for Teams, about using Git to successfully collaborate with team members and how to teach people to use version control. In this episode, they also discuss humanizing software development and making Git more friendly to beginners.

For over 20 years Emma Jane Hogbin Westby has been been bringing people together through education, collaboration, and technology. Her latest book, Git for Teams (O’Reilly, 2015), outlines real-world strategies for more than just software development; it shows how teams can harness both technology and collaboration to work more efficiently, ensure project goals are met, and make the whole greater than simply the sum of its parts. Emma works with United Nations as a technical project manager, building software tools to help humanitarian responders connect and collaborate in times of disaster. You can follow her on Twitter at @emmajanehw.

Show Notes

Git for Teams, A User-Centered Approach to Creating Efficient Workflows in Git

Teaching People Git, Emma's talk from Git Merge 2015

Change Needs Management, Emma's talk from Git Merge 2016

GitHub Desktop with Brendan Forster Oct 10, 2017
Show notes

In this episode, Martin and Edward talk with Brendan Forster about the new and rewritten GitHub Desktop, avoiding the second-system syndrome and building cross-platform Electron apps.

Brendan Forster is a Senior Engineer at GitHub, working with Git tooling and assorted other open source projects.

Introducing the Podcast

Martin's pull request to remove all the obscenities in libgit2

Git Minutes

GitHub Desktop

GitHub Desktop

GitHub Desktop, the source code

Building GitHub Desktop: How Four Native Developers Wrote an Electron App

Octokit, the API for GitHub

Dugite, the Node bindings for Git

Squirrel

Learning Git

The GitHub GraphQL API

Reactive Extensions

GitHub Desktop with Brendan Forster Oct 10, 2017
Show notes

In this episode, Martin and Edward talk with Brendan Forster about the new and rewritten GitHub Desktop, avoiding the second-system syndrome and building cross-platform Electron apps.

Brendan Forster is a Senior Engineer at GitHub, working with Git tooling and assorted other open source projects.

Introducing the Podcast

Martin's pull request to remove all the obscenities in libgit2

Git Minutes

GitHub Desktop

GitHub Desktop

GitHub Desktop, the source code

Building GitHub Desktop: How Four Native Developers Wrote an Electron App

Octokit, the API for GitHub

Dugite, the Node bindings for Git

Squirrel

Learning Git

The GitHub GraphQL API

Reactive Extensions

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