SVN, Git and GitHub presentation at ThoughtWorks in Chicago
Cancelled due to Snow Mother nature decided to cancel the DEN to ORD flight that I was planning to be on to make this event. Apparently, Chicago is going to…
Cancelled due to Snow
Mother nature decided to cancel
the DEN to ORD flight that I was planning to be on to make this event. Apparently, Chicago is going to get snow instead of Git. But not to worry, we’ll reschedule and put the date up here.
The Event
If you are in Chicago, have a free evening January 12th, are interested in Git and are familiar with SVN, this free event, sponsored by ThoughtWorks Chicago and GitHub Training is just what you’ve been waiting for. Come listen to Matthew’s thoughts about moving from SVN to Git on GitHub and ask your hardest questions.
Join Us
- Thursday, January 12th, 2012 from 6:30pm to 8:00pm
- ThoughtWorks Office
200 East Randolph
26th Floor
Chicago, IL 60601 - RSVP here (required)
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