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In this video we're just going to review some final chord changes and then check in.

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Our solution to get hub for source control.

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So I'm going to start off with explaining this class that I have here on screen which is public static

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class and I call that utilize it.

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So first the static class allows you to declare a class where you can call on the other static functions

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and properties without needing to declare an object.

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So I'm going to explain exactly what that means.

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So firstly in the solution I explore all I did was right click on this on the project.

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Well to add in C class and then I gave it the name you.

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So you would get the same dialog box that we're used to.

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Whereas a class.

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And then I call it utilize and then I said add and then got added to the project.

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So we see you.

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Some people would put that in a folder maybe by itself and in a folder called maybe helpers or something

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like that.

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At this point it doesn't really matter.

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But my UTAS class is static so that means I can just say utilize dot and then call on the static function

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which I have here which is called form is open.

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All right.

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Normally when it's a class we know that we need to declare an object.

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So like in the case of declaring an object off one of the forms which is which our classes what I've

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had to say give me an object and initialize it to an instance of that and then I can start interacting

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with the properties and the functions when it is a static class.

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Then in this situation I'm seeing give me utilize dot the function so I didn't need to declare UTAS

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as an object and then use or declare an object of type beauties and then use the object I could just

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say utilize dot form is open then I'm passing in the name of the form.

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All right.

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So instead of writing the code here like I did in the previous video where I wrote it one time and I

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wrote it in that one situation well then every time I need to check if the form is open I'm going to

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have to rewrite that code.

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What I did was create value to this class create a function called a Form is open which is going to

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return a boolean and it is expecting a parameter of type name or type string called name and then it

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does that change.

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So I get all off the open forms in the application.

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Check if the one with the name that is being passed in is open right.

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So we just did all of those so I just took that code and all it did was put in a function and return

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is open which would either be true or false based on the outcome of this function right.

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Or this operation and then the function is really returned in the true or false which is boolean right.

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So that means every time I click event where or every time I have a situation where I was able to launch

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a window all I'm doing is seeing if not and then whatever the result is when I call utilized what form

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is open and then I pass in the name and room that the name of the form is the same as the type.

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Right so I know I want to launch manage vehicle listing.

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That's the farm I'm about to launch.

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When that is clicked all right.

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So I know that that is the name I'm passing in so I'm just saying check call that function and if it

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is not meaning it is forms then I want to open it.

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So if it is not open that's basically saying if it is not open then sure.

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So remember that we did it as an if statement but once again would have to rewrite that code every single

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time.

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So all I did was put it in a function where all I'm doing is passing in the relevant name according

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to the click event.

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Right.

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So that was it for the money vehicle listing listed on our money or our records.

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I use the same function.

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All I do is change the name because I know it's a different form that I want to lodge this time.

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Is it open.

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If it's not open then go ahead and launch it as an MBA child and proceed.

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So that's one change that I've made.

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Otherwise I have normalized the management records I put in the same delete kind of functionality with

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the dialog box and the law as you would have done in the manage vehicle listing.

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And I've normalized everything or most things up until this point so no I'm about to check this code

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into GitHub.

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Right so I'm going to create the repository and then by the time you would have watched this video you

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would be able to go on github and access the repository with all of these code files and you know if

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you don't understand something or move too quickly in the video you weren't able to get it clear and

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you just want to see the code itself then you can go to the repository that we're able to create.

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So I'm assuming you've already created I get tobacco into and if you haven't then it's pretty simple.

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I also have a video on that yet I've seen it earlier it's I get tobacco and you can go to get top dot

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com and then you can go to sign up and it's a pretty straightforward process once you sign up and you

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provide all those details you want to choose free account because there are loads of free or enterprise

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icons of course if you're an individual just wanting to use it for educational purposes then you go

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ahead and use the free version of course once it's free you can choose if the repository is public or

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private at the time and you can proceed accordingly.

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So I'm not going to go through that in this video.

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There's another video there that deals with that.

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So right now we're going to focus on adding our solution to the source control all right.

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So the first thing you want to do is look in the bottom right hand corner you see add to source control.

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If you don't see this then you probably want to download the visual studio plugins for it and GitHub.

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But if you're a visual studio was installed properly then you would have the plugins that I'm talking

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If you don't then you can drop me a line and then I can assist you with getting them so you can click

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Add to source control and then you'll see it you go ahead and click that.

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And what this does is it creates local repository on the machine that you are on.

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So source control those it's a tracking changes of course you have to make sure everything is saved

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and once you're tracking it changes you can tell who changed what file and when.

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So it's a good way to know when your code is working what changes you made that probably broke your

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code and you can always go back to the previous working code.

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It's always recommended that you don't check in any code that has arrows especially if you're working

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at a team.

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But you know those are all principles that you learn along the way.

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But right know what I just did was I created the local repository on my machine.

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The next step however is to publish this to give up.

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So my machine is going to be tracking changes but then I can synchronize it with the service called

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the github or as your dev ops but it gets all these easier for every and anybody to get onto so that's

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why I'm focusing on github.

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But you can synchronize it with GitHub so that your local machine is tracking changes and you are basically

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backing up all of those tracks changes to the code repository that github affords you.

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And then that makes it easier for you to work in a team because then your team members can interact

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with that killed repository at a global level and contribute to your code or share your code.

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So right now what I am doing is pushing it to github so that you can access the code when you need to

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write.

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So I publish a github and I just get that published on github and then he's going to ask me OK it's

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just going to verify that it's GitHub.

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Know what it may do is prompt you to sign in so if you have created Oracle and successfully then you

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just sign in with the credentials that you used to create that account.

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I'm already signed in to my visual studio with GitHub so it's already takes me and I'm going to leave

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the name there as car into app.

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You can add a description so you can see you know wind farms or introductory.

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Let me just write out the description.

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All right so I wrote a little paragraph.

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This is an introduction to Windows form application though an impartial fulfillment of the course enterprise

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application development with Windows Forms using C sharp and Ada all done it.

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So this is a nice it's a description and so that if anybody stumbles up on this repository they can

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have an idea of what exactly they are what it is exactly that they're looking at the checkbox here to

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make it private or public.

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So if you make it private then obviously nobody will be able to just stumble upon it on the Internet

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or in the you and whoever you invite to interact with the repository will be able to see it.

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But to leave this unchecked because I want mine to be public right I want you to be able to go on my

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profile and seat at the end of all of this.

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I can just click publish and then I can give it a few moments.

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And once that operation is finished then you'll see the phone.

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Sean sorry to see the visual cue that says repository created successful you know if this step fails

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it could be that to probably put in incorrect credentials or you probably need to change a connection

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that you're sitting behind because I've seen firewalls block this operation so it could be one of those

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So at the end of the day whenever you make changes to your first let me log in to my github account

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and show you exactly what has been done so you see car into up and there it is with the introductory

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that is the description right.

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So if I click on car into app then you're going to see my entire repository with that description that

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I just wrote in Visual Studio.

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It appears here.

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So if I go into the folder I was here all the files.

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So that's a solution.

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They get files that would have been hidden or created once we added it to the repository.

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And then I go to car into up and then when it goes into that folder you'll be able to see all of those

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So this is the project folder right.

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And these these are all of the files that are associated with our project.

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So if you wanted to see what I did in that particular file you can just click on it.

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So this is a log in that CSC again is click on log in that's yes.

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And it would bring up the entire class file with all of the code that I would have checked in.

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And you can always browse peruse and you know reacquaint yourself with the code if you need to from

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the repository if you want to fetch a copy of the entire project then you can go to clone or download

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and then this gives you three options you can open in desktop.

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So in the video where we set up the guitar icons you would have also downloaded github for desktop so

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you can open it in that desktop application if you already have it you can open it in Visual Studio

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so this will actually problem to to launch my source code in an instance of your own visual studio Zeke

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and see it in your project sitting in your visual studio as if you had my project and you can also just

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download the zip file for later use at will.

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So that is how you go about adding your positivity to YouTube.

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No just to show you what the purpose of GitHub is.

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If I make adjustments if I look in the solution explorer first you're going to see the blue padlocks

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blue padlocks mean that these files are unchanged.

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All right.

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No if I go to utilize and I'm just going to do a simple change nothing too intrusive what I just made

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a speech.

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So whatever the change is and then I see of it if I look back at that file and want to see tick.

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So then if I hover over there do you see that it's pending an edit or there's an edit that was made

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that is being tracked and it is pending being checked in.

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All right.

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So let me let me make something more hatching a more useful Jean.

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So I'm going to put you in the comment that is check if window is already open.

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So before if I go to my repository and look at my utility file.

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So I just went into the repository opened up the UTAS.

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That's yes and I'll just zoom in a bit so you can see better.

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You're going to notice that it's just there.

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There is no comment or anything so I just added a comment to that line to line 14.

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The original has no comment in line 14.

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So what I'm going to do is check it in from Visual Studio.

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So I'm just going to right click on the solution and then I'm going to say come in and then when I see

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a comment I want to be as explicit as possible because once again this is good for team settings.

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So if I'm in a team setting I want to let the team members know exactly what change I made to the code.

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So I'm want to say I did comment to utilize that.

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Yes because that's what I did right after I write that comment.

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I can click on this Don correct.

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So I can say commit but I want to show you a shortcut where you click on this Don correct.

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And then you say commit all and sync so commit to means that is going to commit the change but it's

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only going to be to your local repository which means you get on board and know about it at least not

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When I say comet all and sync it we'll say Okay committed to the local repository and then synchronize

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it with GitHub synchronizing means that if I have changes made it will push them to GitHub.

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And then if anybody else on my team made changes it will also pull those changes to me.

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So when I do that you'll see that it's doing operations while I'm here talking and no it's synchronizing

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this might take a while because of the internet connection that I'm sitting behind.

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But once it's done then you will see that it's successfully synchronize outgoing and incoming comments

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so any changes that might be made will no be on my machine.

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And any changes I made will be on github and then my team can also come here.

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So this is team Explorer I have up in here called Team explorer.

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If you don't see it you can go to view and look for Team explorer and that will give you this pain and

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that by default it will be on this screen.

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Let me just go to the home screen just to show you what it will look like.

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So that's you.

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So I have this is the home screen right.

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This is when the repository is set up and that's your home screen.

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If you want to get the changes so somebody made changes and you want to retrieve those changes then

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what you can do is click sync.

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All right.

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So when you click sync it will automatically just pull any changes are what it will bring up this menu

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and then you can just say pull.

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So when you say pull it will bring in all the changes that your team has made.

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If you just click sync it will do the push and pull so pull means get the changes push me and send my

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Sync means I'll just do both of them in one operation anyway.

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All right so you have a number of ways to do it.

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Abdul showing you your options but in a team setting that is whole it can be done to help collaboration.

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So now that this is checked in let's just verify that it has been checked in successfully so if I refresh

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this view then you're going to see my comment is no in GitHub.

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So the change I just made on my machine is now available on GitHub.

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And then if I just go back to the list of files I'm just going to show you the visual cue that getup

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So these were ad project files that's all I was on auto generated I was the first comment.

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But then when I I did the changes made to tell you to that CSR uses us.

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Yes I wrote the comment added a comment to YouTube.

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That's CSR right.

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So it will be whatever you put as your Kobe message will inform anybody else what changes made to the

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particular file or at least the last change that was made to the particular file.

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No.

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I talked a lot about working a team I'm just going to show you how you can invite other people to be

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on your team.

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So firstly your teammates need to have gettable Collins all of you need to have GitHub icons and then

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you what you do is go to settings.

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So whoever would have created the repository one person get create the repository first and then you

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can invite the other.

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So you would have gone to settings and then you would say manage access and then this will probably

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problem to to you know put in your credentials.

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So let me do that quickly.

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And then from here I can invite collaborators.

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Right.

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So I have a few persons who I follow on GitHub who I trust but then collaborators really are the ones

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who will be able to access and push changes to your repository without you needing to you know be there

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all the time.

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So that's why I said team.

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All right.

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So if I invite a collaborator I would just need to provide a name or an e-mail.

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So I think maybe I can look for somebody named Bill Ritchie.

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I have an associate by that panel.

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I don't remember exactly the handle but you can see that it's bringing up a number of people.

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So maybe using will e-mail address would probably be the most sure way to make sure that you're inviting

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the correct person.

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So you put in the person's e-mail address

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Just put it in one.

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OK.

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There is none.

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But on that smile though Jamila cones I thought I still had a YouTube account.

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All right so I'm just going to use my friend Sean McClean and then I just clicked.

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Sean Maclean and then I say add Sean McClean to car into up so by doing that it would trigger an e-mail

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invitation to him and then you'd be able to accept and then have full access to the application just

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like I say to see that spending invitation.

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You can always cancel it if you want someone to cancel it.

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I'm sure he's going to comment ask me why did I do that.

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That's fine.

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I can handle that situation.

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But that is how you go about adding other collaborators to your project.

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With all this said and done that's it for our introduction to Windows Forms application development

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using C sharp and Ada net.

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I hope you had fun and I look forward to seeing the additional functionality that you put in I would

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recommend that you put in something to manage maybe the users.

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You can probably put in something else to do the audit log in like I mentioned to see which user interacts

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with which file and you know you can do a number of different things.

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And I'm interested to hear exactly what ideas you have in mind to improve this application.

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You can always jump me like any of my contact information and let me know your thoughts.