I am really happy to announce that my latest Pluralsight course is now online!
As a developer that spends most of my time using Visual Studio, I realized that there is not a lot of guidance out there on how to use be successful with Git without having to jump out to command-line. So I created this course to help people out there that not only want to understand how Git works, but also feel the most productive and comfortable when they can stay within Visual Studio.
Another big motivation is that TFS 2013 supports Git as source control, so now you can choose between TFS Version Control and Git when you create a Team Project. I wrote a guest blog post in the MVP Blog last month on the subject when TFS 2013 launched.
If you are a Visual Studio developer that is trying to understand how to get the most out of Git, this is the course for you, I hope you enjoy it!
Direct link: http://www.pluralsight.com/training/Courses/TableOfContents/git-visual-studio-developers
Interested in learning more about Visual Studio ALM? Checkout my other Pluralsight courses on Microsoft Test Manager and Team Foundation Server Customization.
Joe Healy
Could mirror them in a few steps:
Create new VSTS/VSO repo
Get path
git remote add seconrepository alt-machine:/path/to/repo
Git push -f secondrepository master
Thoughts?
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