Git native development is here, now what?

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Stream: Virtual Room 4
Time: 16:30 - 17:30

Presentation

You are planning to move to Git or you have already moved to Git, now what? Is it as simple as slamming your code into a Git repo and then granting access to your team? Which branching strategy should I use? How should I organize my code inside my repo? Simple questions like should I have my repos open or closed can cause teams cycles to answer. To use Git effectively, you have to have a strategy on how to make Git work best for your teams development needs. If you have never worked with Git before this can be confusing, in this interactive talk we will review:

GitHub, GitLab, or BitBucket, does it matter what you choose?
What are GitFlow, GitHub Flow, Trunk Based development, which one is right for me?
Why am I pulling down everything, I did not used to have to do that?
Does the size and structure of your repo matter?

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Speakers

Anthony Anter at BMC Software Ltd

As a DevOps evangelist for Compuware/BMC, Tony Anter is responsible for showing customers the art of what is possible when it comes to Mainframe DevOps and DevOps in general. Tony has over 20 years’ experience in IT as an individual contributor, people leader and architect. In 2016, Tony was given a project to bring DevOps to the Mainframe for a Fortune 100 Credit Card Company. He then spent the next 2 years migrating this companies Mainframe applications, 500+, onto a set of modern DevOps pipelines centered around Compuware tooling. Tony Lives in Phoenix, Arizona, with his wife and 3 children. In his spare time Tony likes to practice Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, watch Steelers Football and read.

Email: anthony_anter@bmc.com

Anthony Anter at BMC Software Ltd

Email: anthony_anter@bmc.com

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