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<img src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/75965120/193682607-ecd7c869-8da9-427f-a127-246768618126.png" alt="WSDS 2022" style="width:100%;">
# WSDS GitHub Workshop Oct 6 8am-12pm 2022
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**Before the workshop, please send the organizers your GitHub username so we can add you to the workshop GitHub repositories that you will use.**
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**[workshop repository](https://github.com/RWorkflow-Workshops/WSDS-StLouis) --- [Workshop slides ppt](WSDS_2022.pptx) --- [Workshop slides pdf](WSDS_2022.pdf)**
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## Git-ting It Together: Learn to Use Git and GitHub for Your Projects
### Instructor(s):
* [Elizabeth “Eli” Holmes](https://github.com/eeholmes), NOAA Fisheries, Northwest Fisheries Science Center <a href = "mailto: [email protected]">Send Email</a>, <a href = "http://eeholmes.github.io/">Website</a>
* [Emily "Em" Markowitz](https://github.com/EmilyMarkowitz-NOAA), NOAA Fisheries, Alaska Fisheries Science Center <a href = "mailto: [email protected]">Send Email</a>, <a href = "https://emilyhmarkowitz.github.io/emilyhmarkowitz/">Website</a>
### Workshop description
Git and GitHub are used throughout the data science community, not just to keep track of code changes but also for project management and sharing of research. This workshop will get you up and running with Git and GitHub and teach you how to use some of the most powerful features. By the end of this workshop, you will be able to use Git and GitHub in the browser to create GitHub repositories; fork repositories, add content, and push back to the main repository; browse the state of your repository content at points in the past; make releases; and organize a project using GitHub issues and a project board. No prerequisites besides a GitHub account. Bring a laptop to access GitHub via a browser.
Today will a mini-hackathon, mini as in 4-hour. As a group, we will produce a series of markdown pages on attractions near our St Louis hotel. Everyone will be assigned to a 3-4 person team that will work jointly on a GitHub project board and then on a markdown document on their team's topic topic.
## Code of Conduct
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*Remember, this is a **"Yes, And!" enviornment**. There are no wrong answers!* We are all here to learn and support each other!
In short, we expect each participant to follow the [workshop's code of conduct](https://www.amstat.org/meetings/code-of-conduct). If you have any concerns, please reach out to the workshop organizers.
## Thanks for coming!
## Reuse Statement
You are welcome to use any and all of this material and modify however you like. While it is always nice to get acknowledgement, especially if you reuse our content heavily, you do not need to give acknowledgment or attribution. This is content that we release fully into the public domain under CC0 for reuse.