Git

This album showcases visualizations related to Git, including workflows, branching strategies, and version control best practices. It illustrates key concepts such as feature branches and collaborative workflows in GitHub. These visuals provide a clear understanding of how to manage code versions efficiently and work seamlessly in a team.

GIF showing how a feature branch evolves from a main branch and is then guided back (merged) into the main branch

Visual summary of how to GitHub in and with RStudio left side. Image showing a git workflow from the working directory to the remote repo. Working directory → Staging area → local repo → remote repo and also common git commands (git add code.R, git commit -m "Update", git push, git pull, git checkout, git merge) right side. Visualization showing a typical workflow when using GitHub in RStudio with a new project 1) Create a new repository on GitHub, 2) Open .Rproj in RStudio, 3) Connect with GitHub - and now it's time to pull, commit and push :)

Visualization showing a typical workflow when using GitHub in RStudio with a new project 1) Create a new repository on GitHub, 2) Open . Rproj in RStudio, 3) Connect with GitHub - and now it’s time to pull, commit and push :)

Visualization showing a typical workflow when using GitHub in VS Code with a new project 1) Create a new repository on GitHub, 2) Clone repository in your VS Code, 3) Connect with GitHub - and now it’s time to pull, commit and push :)

Image showing a git workflow from the working directory to the remote repo. Working directory → Staging area → local repo → remote repo and also common git commands (git add code.R, git commit -m "Update", git push, git pull, git checkout, git merge)