Tonight’s meeting (09/28/11, 7:00PM-9:00PM BYAC110) Will focus on the second part of our Intel Developer program!
At our previous meetup we discussed the importance of version control using GitHub for both creating backup points for your software, allowing multiple people to collaborate on a project, as well as facilitating the growth of the open source software community, whom we love dearly.
We then managed to setup anyone and everyone who brought a laptop with GitHub and taught a few simple commands in order to get members started including: adding files to your staged changes (git add –all or got add (some file)), commiting the staged changes to your local repository (git commit -m ‘This message tells everyone what you fixed/added/changed in this commit’), as well as uploading your changed repository to GitHub (git push origin master, where origin is the name of the remote you wish to upload to and master is the branch you’re working on).
Then, master hacker and SoDA Officer, Jordan Nguyen managed to translate the binary on the Intel I <3 Apps shirt, which read “make awesome”, revealing the true message of the shirt, “I make awesome Apps”!
Finally we handed out three Intel ASUS Eee Netbooks for SoDA members to use
to develop software for the Intel AppUp program.
Tonight we will be distributing more netbooks to SoDA members as well as assisting members setup their development environments on their netbooks in order to start developing awesome apps for the Intel AppUp program! Be there for your chance to receive an awesome ASUS Netbook and to work with other members on your Intel AppUp apps!