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| While we sometimes use GitHub's built-in wikis to document our projects, we still make sure to [[project:home|add a project page]] to this wiki to give our efforts extra visibility, and keep the projects going at least here in the Swiss open data community. | While we sometimes use GitHub's built-in wikis to document our projects, we still make sure to [[project:home|add a project page]] to this wiki to give our efforts extra visibility, and keep the projects going at least here in the Swiss open data community. That's where the widget above comes in, to tie the two together. |
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| If you're completely new to GIT, have no fear. There are several high quality GUIs (like [[http://www.sourcetreeapp.com/|Atlassian Sourcetree]] and GitHub's own program for [[http://mac.github.com/|Mac]] and [[http://windows.github.com/|Windows]]) that make it a point-and-click excersize, and excellent guides for beginners which will introduce you to the main advanced features quickly: | If you're completely new to GIT, have no fear. There are several high quality GUIs (like [[http://www.sourcetreeapp.com/|Atlassian Sourcetree]] and GitHub's own program for [[http://mac.github.com/|Mac]] and [[http://windows.github.com/|Windows]]) that make it a point-and-click excersize, and excellent guides for beginners which will introduce you to the main advanced features quickly: |