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Week 1: git workflow with GitHub Desktop App
- Our motivation, from PhD Comics
- Additional help documentation: Getting started with GitHub Desktop
- Git/GitHub link from FH Biomedical Data Science Wiki
- RStudio + Git
Week 2: publishing code and collaborating with GitHub
- dummy repo: if you don't have yours from last week!
- fredhutch GitHub organization
- Wiki link for GitHub at Fred Hutch
- example repository: this course
- example repository: research
- GitHub flavored markdown
- guacamole repository
- GitHub vs GitLab
- Questions!
Week 3 (optional): git command line interface
- reference for git command line
- example data analysis repository: https://github.com/fredhutchio/example_analysis_repo
- dealing with sensitive information: https://help.github.com/en/articles/removing-sensitive-data-from-a-repository
Resources for continued learning
- Learn about other courses through fredhutch.io here
- The Fred Hutch Bioinformatics and Data Science Cooperative, or Coop, hosts many community meetings and office hours about data science. Learn more information about these groups here,
- Join the Coop Community Slack to talk about data science with other Hutch researchers!
- The Fred Hutch Biomedical Data Science Wiki is written by Hutch researchers and staff, and is a great place to find information about data management, bioinformatics, computing, and more.