Thanks Stefan for this overview of the advanced features of GIT. A few things from which your talk would probably have benefitted from :
* A few live examples
* A touch of more volume to fill-in the hour
Wondering if making the talk an interactive session at some point would be an option (get the attendees to simulate a team work, illustrating your cases, hands-on) .
Definitely missed the examples. There's so much potential for demos. Interactive rebasing and its uses alone could fill at least another 15 minutes. Bisecting either manually or automatically through unit tests should add some more flesh, too.
Good overview of some advanced features. The speech would have benefitted from examples, live demos... as already stated. A demonstration of a live bisect or an interactive rebase would have been great. And it would have filled the hour easily then.
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Thanks Stefan for this overview of the advanced features of GIT. A few things from which your talk would probably have benefitted from :
* A few live examples
* A touch of more volume to fill-in the hour
Wondering if making the talk an interactive session at some point would be an option (get the attendees to simulate a team work, illustrating your cases, hands-on) .
Thanks !
Interesting topic and professional speaker but I agree to jean that live examples and 60 minutes would be fine
Definitely missed the examples. There's so much potential for demos. Interactive rebasing and its uses alone could fill at least another 15 minutes. Bisecting either manually or automatically through unit tests should add some more flesh, too.
Like in the workshop I missed more details/examples about the different commands.
I'd recommend to work with more examples to get a more interactive session
Good overview of some advanced features. The speech would have benefitted from examples, live demos... as already stated. A demonstration of a live bisect or an interactive rebase would have been great. And it would have filled the hour easily then.