latest 20 messages by devslash

+ [2016-08-26T03:00:50Z] devslash good to know
+ [2016-08-26T03:00:44Z] devslash ok thanks
+ [2016-08-26T02:55:49Z] devslash they checked it out so they can work on ok
+ [2016-08-26T02:54:13Z] devslash and thats what that message means right ?
+ [2016-08-26T02:52:21Z] devslash does that mean that they does that mean that someone can check out the code from them
+ [2016-08-26T02:50:59Z] devslash I published the code for my application to GitHub. When I logged in a few minutes ago, I see that it says "someuser forked devslash/myappname to someuser/myappname" what does that mean exactly
+ [2015-11-18T22:22:00Z] devslash I am relatively new to Git. I currently have my own repo in the master branch. If someone were to collaborate with me, we would each create our own branches and work on them independently. What happens when we go to merge the branches and there is a conflict where the same file has been modified by both branches
+ [2015-11-18T18:03:09Z] devslash I then pushed all of the new files. Even though a lot of the files did not change there structure changed a bit
+ [2015-11-18T18:02:39Z] devslash which is good because I wanted to start off with a clean slate
+ [2015-11-18T18:02:26Z] devslash after I removed them and pushed the changes the GH site show no files
+ [2015-11-18T18:01:42Z] devslash I did earlier but I decided not to do that
+ [2015-11-18T18:01:31Z] devslash although I dont know if I did it correctly but I did github rm *, copied all the new files,github add *,github commit -m "myapp" then pushed the changes
+ [2015-11-18T18:00:53Z] devslash yea thats what I am doing
+ [2015-11-18T18:00:15Z] devslash no... in between then and now I did not push any changes to GH
+ [2015-11-18T17:58:17Z] devslash a lot has changed since then. That was version 2.1 of my application and now I am on 3.4
+ [2015-11-18T17:57:44Z] devslash well a while back I was trying to learn Git and managed to check in my code which I did but its very much out of date now
+ [2015-11-18T17:57:03Z] devslash http://blog.red-bean.com/sussman/?p=96