@@ -52,19 +52,19 @@ <h3>An introduction with Git</h3>
5252 </ section >
5353
5454 < section >
55- < h2 > What is version control ?</ h2 >
55+ < h2 > What is version control?</ h2 >
5656 < p class ="fragment "> System that records changes to a set of files over time</ p >
5757 < p class ="fragment "> These systems are called VCS (Version Control Systems)</ p >
5858 < p class ="fragment "> They are essential for a development project with several people</ p >
5959 </ section >
6060
6161 < section >
62- < h2 > What can we do with that ?</ h2 >
63- < p class ="fragment "> Keep every version of a file (source code, image ...)</ p >
62+ < h2 > What can we do with that?</ h2 >
63+ < p class ="fragment "> Keep every version of a file (source code, image...)</ p >
6464 < p class ="fragment "> Work easily with several developers</ p >
6565 < p class ="fragment "> Revert files back to a previous state</ p >
6666 < p class ="fragment "> Compare changes over time</ p >
67- < p class ="fragment "> And much more ...</ p >
67+ < p class ="fragment "> And much more...</ p >
6868 </ section >
6969
7070 < section >
@@ -80,7 +80,7 @@ <h2>Local VCS</h2>
8080 < p class ="fragment "> Simple local database</ p >
8181 < p class ="fragment "> No connectivity</ p >
8282 < p class ="fragment "> No collaboration</ p >
83- < p class ="fragment "> Example : < a href ="https://www.gnu.org/software/rcs/ "> RCS</ a > </ p >
83+ < p class ="fragment "> Example: < a href ="https://www.gnu.org/software/rcs/ "> RCS</ a > </ p >
8484 </ section >
8585
8686 < section >
@@ -96,7 +96,7 @@ <h2>Centralised VCS</h2>
9696 < p class ="fragment "> Made for dealing with the collaboration issue</ p >
9797 < p class ="fragment "> One single remote server</ p >
9898 < p class ="fragment "> Requires to know what other people are doing</ p >
99- < p class ="fragment "> Examples : < a href ="https://savannah.nongnu.org/projects/cvs "> CVS</ a > , < a href ="https://subversion.apache.org/ "> Subversion</ a > </ p >
99+ < p class ="fragment "> Examples: < a href ="https://savannah.nongnu.org/projects/cvs "> CVS</ a > , < a href ="https://subversion.apache.org/ "> Subversion</ a > </ p >
100100 </ section >
101101
102102 < section >
@@ -112,7 +112,7 @@ <h2>Distributed VCS</h2>
112112 < p class ="fragment "> Full local copy of the remote repository</ p >
113113 < p class ="fragment "> Can deal with several remote repositories</ p >
114114 < p class ="fragment "> Several types of workflow</ p >
115- < p class ="fragment "> Examples : < a href ="http://www.git-scm.com "> Git</ a > , < a href ="https://www.mercurial-scm.org/ "> Mercurial</ a > </ p >
115+ < p class ="fragment "> Examples: < a href ="http://www.git-scm.com "> Git</ a > , < a href ="https://www.mercurial-scm.org/ "> Mercurial</ a > </ p >
116116 </ section >
117117
118118 < section >
@@ -125,7 +125,7 @@ <h2>Distributed VCS</h2>
125125 </ section >
126126
127127 < section >
128- < h2 > Why using Git ?</ h2 >
128+ < h2 > Why using Git?</ h2 >
129129 < p class ="fragment "> It's fast</ p >
130130 < p class ="fragment "> Strong support of non-linear development</ p >
131131 < p class ="fragment "> Ables to handle large projects efficiently</ p >
@@ -136,19 +136,19 @@ <h2>Why using Git ?</h2>
136136 < section >
137137 < section >
138138 < h2 > Git basics</ h2 >
139- < p > To initialise a Git repository in an existing directory :</ p >
139+ < p > To initialise a Git repository in an existing directory:</ p >
140140 < pre > < code data-trim >
141141git init
142142 </ code > </ pre >
143- < p > And to create a new one :</ p >
143+ < p > And to create a new one:</ p >
144144 < pre > < code data-trim >
145145git init my-project
146146 </ code > </ pre >
147147 </ section >
148148
149149 < section >
150150 < h2 > Git basics</ h2 >
151- < p > If you want a copy of an existing Git repository :</ p >
151+ < p > If you want a copy of an existing Git repository:</ p >
152152 < pre > < code data-trim >
153153git clone git@github.com:docker/docker.git
154154 </ code > </ pre >
@@ -165,7 +165,7 @@ <h2>Git basics</h2>
165165
166166 < section >
167167 < h2 > Git basics</ h2 >
168- < p > To add files to be tracked :</ p >
168+ < p > To add files to be tracked:</ p >
169169 < pre > < code data-trim >
170170git add *.c
171171git add include/
@@ -176,7 +176,7 @@ <h2>Git basics</h2>
176176
177177 < section >
178178 < h2 > Git basics</ h2 >
179- < p > And now, your first commit :</ p >
179+ < p > And now, your first commit:</ p >
180180 < pre > < code data-trim >
181181git commit -m "first commit"
182182 </ code > </ pre >
@@ -323,15 +323,15 @@ <h2>Dictator and lieutenant</h2>
323323
324324 < section >
325325 < section >
326- < h2 > Where to host your Git repositories ?</ h2 >
326+ < h2 > Where to host your Git repositories?</ h2 >
327327 < p > Public clouds</ p >
328328 < p > Self-hosted servers</ p >
329329 </ section >
330330
331331 < section >
332332 < h2 > Public clouds</ h2 >
333333 < p class ="fragment "> Examples: < a href ="https://github.com/ "> GitHub</ a > , < a href ="https://bitbucket.org/ "> Bitbucked</ a > </ p >
334- < p class ="fragment "> Git is not GitHub !</ p >
334+ < p class ="fragment "> Git is not GitHub!</ p >
335335 < p class ="fragment "> Generally free for public repositories</ p >
336336 </ section >
337337
@@ -352,7 +352,7 @@ <h2>Common features</h2>
352352 </ section >
353353
354354 < section >
355- < h2 > Want to know more about Git ?</ h2 >
355+ < h2 > Want to know more about Git?</ h2 >
356356 < p > < a href ="http://git-scm.com/docs "> Official documentation</ a > </ p >
357357 < p > < a href ="http://git-scm.com/book/en/v2 "> Pro Git, 2nd edition</ a > </ p >
358358 < p > < a href ="https://services.github.com/on-demand/downloads/github-git-cheat-sheet.pdf "> Cheat sheet</ a > </ p >
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