Welcome to the official repository for the Commitment Issues? Git & GitHub Workshop
In this workshop, you will learn the fundamentals of Git and GitHub by contributing to a live project and seeing your changes trigger real-time sounds and visuals.
A tool that transforms GitHub activity into sounds and visuals so you can literally hear and see commits happen in real time.
When you successfully push your changes, music will play — meaning you just contributed to a real repository!
- How Git tracks your work with a clean, rewindable history
- How developers collaborate without overwriting each other’s code
- The basic Git workflow used in real engineering teams
- How repository events can be interpreted into creative outputs
Git helps developers keep a reliable history of their work so progress is never lost. It also enables multiple people to work on the same project smoothly without interfering with one another.
If you plan to work in tech, Git is not optional — it is essential.
You will use these commands during the workshop:
git clone # Copy the repository to your machine
git add # Stage your changes
git commit -m "message" # Save your changes locally
git push # Upload your changes to GitHubYour task is simple:
Clone this repository and add your name to the attendance sheet.
If everything is done correctly, a song will start playing
Follow this order to avoid issues:
- Clone the repo
- Make your changes
- Add your files
- Commit with a message
- Push to GitHub
- Always pull the latest changes before pushing
- Write clear commit messages
- If something breaks — don’t panic. It happens to every developer.
By the end of this session, you will have:
- Made your first contribution to a shared repository
- Experienced a real developer workflow
- Understood how collaboration happens in software engineering
After the workshop, please complete our short survey to help us improve future events.
Visit:
fronteradevs.com
We appreciate you being part of this workshop — and welcome to the world of Git.