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Back-End Intermediate Gaige Hall 203

Introduction to Agile and Git Workflows for Web Developers

April Sides

April Sides

Principal Software Engineer at Red Hat

Developing websites within a team is a very different experience than building a site alone or with one or two other developers. This hands-on training aims to build a surface-level understanding of Agile and Gitflow, two common web development workflows for teams, from a developer’s perspective. You’ll learn about tips and tools to get you started, as well as resources for deeper exploration.

Learning Objectives

  • Define necessary project management and web development terminology.
  • Follow the process from task creation to completion.
  • Contribute to code in a collaborative way.

Target Audience

Developers interested in joining or contracting with an agency or organization that practices common team-based, collaborative workflows, Agile and Gitflow.

Prerequisites

  • I am somewhat familiar with Git version control commands clone, add, commit, and push.
  • Some familiarity with creating a website driven by code, like static HTML pages, Drupal, etc.
  • To participate in hands-on activities bring a laptop and a register for a free GitHub account.

 

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Additional Details:

  • Audience level: Intermediate
  • Topic: Back-End
  • Room: Gaige Hall 203

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