Content was great. Definitely a great demo to help wrap my head around what is going on with git. This is going to change my workflow significantly. Sure the sound wasn't very good. It sounded like the guy was presenting from a cell phone or laptop mic. Took all of 30 seconds to get over it. You all should try doing the same.
Very nice, well structured presentation. Would be even better if the audio wasn't so terrible. I am not complaining, it's great to have this info available in a short presentation, but please consider redoing the audio if possible. Thank you. :)
rails is a framework for ruby. A rails project is a deployment of the framework that you're using to create an application, and the application itself.
I'm listening to this on my newly purchased studio monitors. Oreilly please get a condenser mic for your screen casts so I won't feel I have wasted $2.500 on new monitors :-)
Jessica, On Windows I believe it's the git bash terminal. On a mac as it OSX built on top of Linux anyway it should be the terminal so if you haven't discovered this already I would imagine your installation wasn't successful.
Common misconception. You could have the world's best microphone (if one exists), but if the rest of the signal chain is crap then it doesn't really matter that much.
Yeah,, it always shocks me that people record in HD or something and use an audio codec from the 60s! It may have something to do with them wanting to sell a better version, but still!
Why does O'Reilly, a leader in the communication of technical information allow have the crappiest sound on most if not all of their otherwise excellent videos ????
Thanks for the tutorial. More organization would have been nice. When trying to take notes and do some serious learning, as most would while watching an hour long video, it's frustrating to have jump back and forth between syntax(commands) and logic(examples). It's an hour... maybe next time do a 10 minute overview of the commands and what they do, then move into your examples so you can move through them fluidly, without needing to remember to explain what each command does when you type it.
This thing every single tutorial fails to tell us is how to open the window where you type all this in. Brand new users will find this hard to figure out. I thought it was terminal but it wasn't
@skdkskdk If it was the 60's it would be all analog and warm. This is digital audio from the 1980s. I think the blackface ADATs were way better than this.
Look people, the audio does suck, but it's still intelligible, even to me, and I'm not a native speaker (I have difficulties understanding many English pop songs). So get over it, will you!
@skdkskdk If it was the 60's it would be all analog and warm. This is digital audio from the 1980s. I think the blackface ADATs were way better than this.
Great video. While audio was lo first, I got over it quickly. Really packed with content
Content was great. Definitely a great demo to help wrap my head around what is going on with git. This is going to change my workflow significantly.
Sure the sound wasn't very good. It sounded like the guy was presenting from a cell phone or laptop mic. Took all of 30 seconds to get over it. You all should try doing the same.
If you enable 'cc' this video will turn out to be the comedy of the year !!
Awesome webcast. Covered a lot of git features in a short amount of time. Thanks Scott.
Very nice, well structured presentation. Would be even better if the audio wasn't so terrible. I am not complaining, it's great to have this info available in a short presentation, but please consider redoing the audio if possible. Thank you. :)
Excellent tutorial, the sound is better if you turn it louder (I think it's the software rather than his mic). Thanks Scott!
rails is a framework for ruby. A rails project is a deployment of the framework that you're using to create an application, and the application itself.
Great presentation. Many thanks.
This was great, exactly what i needed, thanks a bunch
(Can you do something about the sound though :) )
I'm listening to this on my newly purchased studio monitors. Oreilly please get a condenser mic for your screen casts so I won't feel I have wasted $2.500 on new monitors :-)
Jessica, On Windows I believe it's the git bash terminal. On a mac as it OSX built on top of Linux anyway it should be the terminal so if you haven't discovered this already I would imagine your installation wasn't successful.
"I would [set the default editor to] emacs, but then I wouldn't be able to remember how to exit it" @17 mins hahaha!
wow really amazing - thanks alot!!
When not using 'git commit -m "my message", it brings up a basic text editor so I can type my commit message. How do I leave this screen?
great video
Thanks a million it was very useful. Regarding the voice, never mind :)
Common misconception. You could have the world's best microphone (if one exists), but if the rest of the signal chain is crap then it doesn't really matter that much.
The audio on a number of the O'Reilly Webcast have the same poor sound quality.
Looks like audio is just a bit over-compressed, apart from the fact that it's indeed poorly recorded in first place.
Great intro ... :-) Very useful ... :-)
Yeah,, it always shocks me that people record in HD or something and use an audio codec from the 60s! It may have something to do with them wanting to sell a better version, but still!
Excellent video, it's a shame that the audio sucks so bad
I think it's WebEx causing the issue, I have had the same problem in other webinars, just switch to gotomeeting or something!
Yeah,, it always shocks me that people record in HD or something and use an audio codec from the 60s!
I came here to learn about Git but had an uncontrollable urge to play counterstrike half way through,
cool, sounds like an imperial stormtrooper is teaching me Git.
these aren't the droids you're looking for.
Why does O'Reilly, a leader in the communication of technical information allow have the crappiest sound on most if not all of their otherwise excellent videos ????
I had to saturate the audio with the bass knob to drown out the hiss.
this imperial stormtrooper should be promoted.
It's like Robocop is doing webcasts now
Thanks for the tutorial. More organization would have been nice. When trying to take notes and do some serious learning, as most would while watching an hour long video, it's frustrating to have jump back and forth between syntax(commands) and logic(examples). It's an hour... maybe next time do a 10 minute overview of the commands and what they do, then move into your examples so you can move through them fluidly, without needing to remember to explain what each command does when you type it.
It sounds like the audio was transmitted from space
the audio is horrible. please fix.
They should use a condense mic such as Audio-Technica AT2020 USB Condenser USB Microphone $100 only
It's the terminal.
There is no problem with the audio. It's a robot speaking!
Sounds like someone recorded this from an AM radio
This thing every single tutorial fails to tell us is how to open the window where you type all this in. Brand new users will find this hard to figure out. I thought it was terminal but it wasn't
too bad the sound is that awfull, I can't understand anything.
I'm sure Scott did great once again, so
wtf is a rails project?
They've got the best guy to explain GIT but they didn't care at all about the production quality of the video... what a shame.
Can't imagine why this video has 18488 views.. Only watchable if you're deaf. :(
Terrible sound :/
Have no idea why O'Reilly always ends up with such horrible sound. Surely they don't monitor user comments.
I knew, I recognized that voice.. FIRE IN THE HOLE!
/watch?v=HwsToBzrrPk
Too bad about this audio!
It is extremely shameful for an international publishing house like O'Reilly, that his people are working with a $ 5 mic from Walmart!
@skdkskdk If it was the 60's it would be all analog and warm. This is digital audio from the 1980s. I think the blackface ADATs were way better than this.
@MrLovetech To bad their webpage is so horribly ugly with a design that is so dated it instantly feels like a spam/filler webpage.
Shocked at the terrible production quality for such a important topic. That being said, i still need to watch the video... but im not happy about it
Epic Fail on the Audio ...
The audio quality is horrible. Worse than a phone, super tinny.
@totemizer Google "text to speech" does better :)
ruby on rails - learn to google youngun`
Look people, the audio does suck, but it's still intelligible, even to me, and I'm not a native speaker (I have difficulties understanding many English pop songs). So get over it, will you!
PLEASE use a proper microphone the next time.
it sounds like ancient vinyl from 19th century. Audio is total crap :DDD
Wow he uses his ass to talk!?
the sound on this video is ridiculous, distracting and unforgivable. can't watch.
Buy a microphone please
git is the biggest complicatedbullshit i´ve ever seen! the only thing I get with it are errors
Sound is pathetic!
@skdkskdk If it was the 60's it would be all analog and warm. This is digital audio from the 1980s. I think the blackface ADATs were way better than this.