Tools for Physicists: Introduction to Git and GitLab

by Peter Weidenkaff

Wednesday May 15, 2019, 2:15 PM → 3:45 PM Europe/Berlin

1395/00-131 - Conference Room I Front (Raumteil 00-131) (HIM-Bau 1395)

• Unterrichtssprache / Language: Englisch / English
• Foliensprache / Language Slides: Englisch / English
• Registration mandatory, see below.

Git provides a distributed version-control system keeping track of the changes in your code. GitLab is a web-based tool which hosts Git repositories and provides features like issue tracking, pull requests and continuous integration. The GitLab instance of the university will be used to give an introduction to Git and GitLab with the focus on how to apply it to a physics analysis.

 

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Tools for Physicists / Werkzeuge für Physiker 2019

This lecture is part of a larger series covering various real-lab topics:

• Technisches Zeichnen by Erhard Jung, KPH
• Introduction to Comsol by Dr. Andreas Bick, COMSOL
• Boost your Analysis with High Performance Computing by Dr. Peter-Bernd Otte, HIM
• 3D Printing and Designing by David Rodriguez Piñeiro, HIM
• Introduction to GIT and CI with Gitlab by Dr. Peter Weidenkaff, HIM
• Statistics by Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Gradl (KPH/HIM) and Dr. Peter Weidenkaff, HIM
• Mathematica by Dr. Michael Distler, KPH
• Mikrocontroller - Grundlagen und Beispiele by Igor Beltschikow, Oliver Corell, KPH
• Schaltungssimulation mit "Spice" by Dr. Werner Lauth, Igor Beltschikow, Oliver Corell, KPH
• Elektromagnetische Störungen und Rauschen in physikalischen Messaufbauten by Dr. Werner Lauth, Igor Beltschikow, Oliver Corell, KPH
• Erstellung elektronischer Leiterplatten mit "Eagle" by Igor Beltschikow, Oliver Corell, KPH

Slides git.pdf