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- Hi and welcome back to the course.

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One last thing, if you're collaborating

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with many other people using GIT,

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I would recommend that you all

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take a reasonably comprehensive
GIT training course.

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The content here in this course

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was meant to help you put
your projects out there.

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But if you're collaborating
with many people,

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make sure you all understand how GIT works

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and decide on a good
workflow that will mean

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that no work is lost between people.

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For example, if you add some code to AP.PY

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and you push your changes,

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and then somebody else
adds some code to AP.PY

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and they push their changes,

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you're going to have a problem

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because the other person didn't

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download your changes first.

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So then GIT is going to
be left quite confused.

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So what you'd have to do there

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is for the other person to
download your code changes,

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make sure that your changes don't conflict

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with their changes

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and then push the new code up to the

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remote repository.

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And this is a simple problem to have,

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there are more complex
problems that you can have.

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Especially if you have a lot
of people working together.

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So reminder, that this GIT training,

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this course is short
to get your rest API's

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out there in case you're looking for jobs

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and you want to showcase your project.

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If you're working with many people,

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do make sure that you
all receive extensive

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GIT training because it can
save you a lot of headaches.

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As a reminder as well, if you are putting

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your code out there for jobs

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and for other people to see

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its always very useful
to have a Read Me file.

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So I would recommend that you create a

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Read Me file for your project.

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Now a Read Me file is
just a simple text file

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that will be displayed in your repository

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when people open it up.

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So a simple way to go about it is to do

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VIM README.md

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and this initialises a text
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A text editor called VIM.

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VIM is quite powerful but I won't go

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into all of the details about VIM.

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Just that if you want to insert

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text into a file you've opened with VIM,

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you can press the I key, that's the I key,

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and that will put you into insert mode

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and then you can insert your description

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of your project here.

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This uses markdown

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and markdown is a way

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of structuring the text so that

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it is displayed in specific ways.

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For example, if you put a hash in front

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of a line that is a title,

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My Awesome REST API,

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and then you can have subtitles such as

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how to instal it.

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You can have code blocks

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which are delineated

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by 3 ambactics

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pip instal Flask,

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python app.py,

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And you can have a few other things

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like links and things like that

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but again, just have a short description

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on what your project does,

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maybe Implementation,

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and this project is
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and is a REST API for a store.

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For example,

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in a description on what the project does

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and how its works.

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That's so when employers
go to your GIT Hub page

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and see your repositories,

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they realise that you've put some thought

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into creating nice applications

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that other people can
use and interact with.

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And that's always going to be helpful.

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If you have any particular projects

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that you want to put in GIT Hub

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and you're looking for a job,

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you can always contact me directly

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and I will give you a hand

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with essentially marketing them, really,

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and making sure that the GIT Hub page

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looks nice and professional.

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Once you have written your description

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of your project and everything,

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just press the ESC key on your keyboard

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and then type :WQ

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and then VIM will write the file to disc

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and quit the programme.

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Then, as usual, you'll
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check that the file is there,

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add it,

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then commit

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READ ME

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and then push.

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And of course, we'll have to do this again

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because we have changed the

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remote repository to use SSH.

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And notice how it didn't ask me for

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my password this time

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because I'm using the SSH key

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as well.

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So that's it!

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When you go to your GIT Hub page,

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you will now see a nice thing here

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with some description,

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how to instal and things like that,

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this is not very explanatory

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but I'm sure you can come
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for your project.

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And if you need any help as I said,

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just contact me and I will
do my best to help you out.

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And that's it for this section, really,

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we're going to move on to the last video

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of the section just to conclude

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and then we'll move on to the next bit

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which is gonna be deployments.

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So I'm really excited to
go through that with you

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and I'll see you in the very next video.