007: Git & Git-Flow - Open Source Part 1

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007: Git & Git-Flow - Open Source Part 1

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Part one of a multi-part series on open source. Today we discuss open source & code management with a version control system & explore the concept of git-flow.

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Dec 16, 2014

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