Version Control with Git

In recent years, Git has become one of the most popular version control systems around. Its distributed nature allows for rapid and flexible development and experimentation, notably even at times without direct access to the (corporate) mainframe. Nevertheless, centralistic forms of organization are still possible with Git, without giving up the benefits of distributed version control.

Detailed information on the hands-on workshop „Version Control with Git“

Using Subversion effectively with Git

Git is a powerful distributed version control system which is becoming increasingly popular among developers. The distributed nature of Git makes it hard to deploy in environments that require centralised version control. The git-svn command line tool allows Git to be used as a Subversion client, giving developers access to features that are unique to Git (such as offline commits and less network overhead), while all assets are still stored in a central Subversion repository.

Detailed information on the hands-on workshop „Using Subversion effectively with Git“