Tampa Bay DevOps - Experimenting with Git Workflows

Update on location, we will be at USF using room 328 which is on the north side of the building once you enter the courtyard. 13301 Bruce B Downs Boulevard,
Tampa FL 33613

Friendly reminder that we are going to have a fantastic meetup in a new Revature building at USF with the folks from GitHub. I was able to get a sneak peak at what will be covered tonight and it is packed with great content. We will even have some rare GitHub stickers, a couple of GitHub shop gift cards, and will play a Kahoot GitHub trivia game for a quality Accenture backpack.

Looking forward to seeing you tonight and if you haven't done so please RSVP. Git workflows can be hard to standardize inside of a project. You have git-flow, GitHub Flow, Gerrit reviews, and many others. We will walk you through some sample workflows from running a personal project, to running an open source project and even those that require audit and compliance for regulatory requirements. If you have ever been confused by merging strategies, pull requests, pre-receive hooks or just git in general, this session was designed for you. Audience - Beginner to Advanced

Presented by:
Lee Faus
Lee has been in information technology for over 20 years. He has been a teacher, mentor, and consultant focused on information technology value through enterprise application integration and application modernization. His experiences span verticals including transportation, healthcare, financial services, telecommunications and insurance. He is an advocate of open source by contributing to projects at Apache, Eclipse, and Fedora. He currently works at GitHub engaging with customers to streamline their application delivery toolchain and mentors companies on git, CI and CD best practices.

Christian Webber
Christian is a Solutions Engineer at GitHub. After spending several years working and navigating technology in Financial Services (Banks, Hedge Funds), Christian joined GitHub to help
Enterprise organizations modernize their software development practice via cultural change and collaborative tooling.