Below is a list of proposed topics for tutorials, and of people interested in each (so far). If you want to propose or join a tutorial, follow this issue or email maurolepore@gmail.com.
Aiming to audiences of 3 levels, I plan 3 tutorials.
(Numbers mean the range of levels someone may be interested)
What date and time you prefer? https://goo.gl/B2yBq6
This tutorial is for those that want to install or configure the software during the tutorial (this is painful and time consuming).
Contents: This is a good guide for what contents we will cover: http://happygitwithr.com/
Getting all the necessary software installed, configured, and playing nicely together is honestly half the battle here. Brace yourself for some pain. The upside is that you can give yourself a pat on the back once you get through this. And you WILL get through this.
--http://happygitwithr.com/installation-pain.html
What day and time you prefer? https://goo.gl/KJmtR7
This tutorial is for those with a GitHub account, that have already installed Git (Git is the engine of GitHub), R and RStudio; these people configured it all but haven't fully incorporated these tools into their workflow.
Contents: These are good guide for what contents we may cover: - http://r-pkgs.had.co.nz/git.html. - http://happygitwithr.com/
What day and time you prefer? https://goo.gl/HEooiw
This tutorial is for those that use GitHub but want to use branches and Git from a shell to get more power.
Contents: I will cover the GitHub workflow: https://goo.gl/Gx2SYn. To learn other workflows see this article: https://goo.gl/EzSuwQ.
(proposed by @rutujaCT)
(proposed by @djj4tree )
(proposed by @djj4tree)
CLASSICS (paid)