After over a year, here’s the next instalment of my Git tutorial! In this video we look at the difference between rebasing and pulling from remote repositories. Sorry it took so long!
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Time for another shameless plug. This time it is for Swiftless, a guy who I work with in the Wearable Computer Lab. His website has some pretty awesome tutorials on game programming, OpenGL, Shaders, game related maths and heaps more. Check it out!

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Age Gauge on Comeout.on.net

If you work with websites, sooner or later you will find yourself interacting with Flash. While Flash usually gives me the urge to run for the hills, sometimes it really is the correct tool for the job. If you do have to work with Flash, chances are you will need to get data into it. This post documents how I created the Age Gauge for the Come Out Festival‘s 2009 website. (more…)

In the last video, we just looked at adding files and commiting changes. This is great, but remember that in Git, commits are local. In this video we look at how we can set up remote repositories that we can push data to, either to use as backups, or for sharing with others. (more…)

This video hits up the terminal and starts using git. We start by creating a git repository, which is super easy with Git. Then, we look at adding files to the repository, and commiting changes. (more…)

In this video I give a brief introduction to the Git Version Control System. (more…)

This is a very short video explaining a problem that comes up time and time again on 3dbuzz.com. Essentially, why the code for their Hello World example doesn’t compile. If you have done any C++ coding before, you can safely ignore this video. (more…)