Isbn: 9798187261963 - git: and its applications in the age of artificial intelligence volume i of ii: 7 (6 risultati)

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Volume I of IIThis book is an attempt to treat a familiar tool with the seriousness it deserves.Git is used daily by millions, yet it is often learned as a handful of memorisedincantations rather than understood as what it truly is: a principled system forrecording, reconstructing, and bearing witness to the history of a work. My aimthroughout has been to move the reader from the first of these conditions to thesecond - from the borrower of commands to the person who understands whythe commands are shaped as they are, and can therefore wield them, extendthem, and reason about them with confidence.The treatise is long because its subject is broad. It begins with the humanproblem that version control exists to solve and builds, chapter by chapter, fromthe elementary operations of a single repository to the collaborative workflowsof large teams, the automation of hooks and pipelines, the disciplines of security, compliance, and privacy, the governance of open-source commons, theadvanced instruments of the expert, the integration of Git with the wider worldof DevOps, containers, and cloud platforms, and finally a set of capstone projectsthat put the whole of it to work. A running thread - the idea of version control asan act of bearing witness - binds these domains together, and the age ofartificial intelligence, in which machines increasingly write and change therecord themselves, gives that thread its present urgency.A word on how to read it. The chapters are arranged so that each builds onthose before it, and the newcomer is advised to proceed in order; but the laterchapters are self-contained enough that the experienced reader may consultthem singly, as a reference. Each chapter opens with a brief presentation of itscontents, proceeds through ten numbered sections, and closes with workedexamples, exercises, full resolutions, and references for further study. Thedetailed table of contents that follows lists every chapter and every section by itsexact number, so that any topic may be found quickly.This book is Volume I of II. A word on the shape of this edition. The treatise isissued in two volumes. The present volume, the first, contains Chapters 1through 45, carrying the reader from the human problem that version controlexists to solve, through the elementary operations of a single repository, thebranching and merging of divergent work, the collaborative workflows of teams, and the core practices of everyday professional use. The second volumecontinues from Chapter 46 onward through the advanced and specialisedmaterial and closes the work with its conclusion and full apparatus. The divisioninto two volumes is not merely a matter of length: a small number of laterchapters - namely 60, 74, 75, 76, and 77 - are not yet present in the edition, and fall within the compass of the second volume; issuing the completed firstvolume separately allows the finished material to reach the reader withoutwaiting upon the rest. This first volume is complete and continuous in itself, withno gaps in its own sequence.Finally, and most sincerely: this is a large work, and no work of this size is freeof error. I would be very glad indeed if any reader who finds a mistake - whetherof fact, of typography, of command syntax, or of judgement - would write to meat , so that it may be corrected in a futureedition. Any such errors are my own, and mine exclusively; the credit forwhatever is useful here belongs in large part to the many authors andpractitioners on whose work I have drawn, but the fault for whatever is wrongbelongs to me alone. I am grateful in ad Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Volume I of IIThis book is an attempt to treat a familiar tool with the seriousness it deserves.Git is used daily by millions, yet it is often learned as a handful of memorisedincantations rather than understood as what it truly is: a principled system forrecording, reconstructing, and bearing witness to the history of a work. My aimthroughout has been to move the reader from the first of these conditions to thesecond - from the borrower of commands to the person who understands whythe commands are shaped as they are, and can therefore wield them, extendthem, and reason about them with confidence.The treatise is long because its subject is broad. It begins with the humanproblem that version control exists to solve and builds, chapter by chapter, fromthe elementary operations of a single repository to the collaborative workflowsof large teams, the automation of hooks and pipelines, the disciplines of security, compliance, and privacy, the governance of open-source commons, theadvanced instruments of the expert, the integration of Git with the wider worldof DevOps, containers, and cloud platforms, and finally a set of capstone projectsthat put the whole of it to work. A running thread - the idea of version control asan act of bearing witness - binds these domains together, and the age ofartificial intelligence, in which machines increasingly write and change therecord themselves, gives that thread its present urgency.A word on how to read it. The chapters are arranged so that each builds onthose before it, and the newcomer is advised to proceed in order; but the laterchapters are self-contained enough that the experienced reader may consultthem singly, as a reference. Each chapter opens with a brief presentation of itscontents, proceeds through ten numbered sections, and closes with workedexamples, exercises, full resolutions, and references for further study. Thedetailed table of contents that follows lists every chapter and every section by itsexact number, so that any topic may be found quickly.This book is Volume I of II. A word on the shape of this edition. The treatise isissued in two volumes. The present volume, the first, contains Chapters 1through 45, carrying the reader from the human problem that version controlexists to solve, through the elementary operations of a single repository, thebranching and merging of divergent work, the collaborative workflows of teams, and the core practices of everyday professional use. The second volumecontinues from Chapter 46 onward through the advanced and specialisedmaterial and closes the work with its conclusion and full apparatus. The divisioninto two volumes is not merely a matter of length: a small number of laterchapters - namely 60, 74, 75, 76, and 77 - are not yet present in the edition, and fall within the compass of the second volume; issuing the completed firstvolume separately allows the finished material to reach the reader withoutwaiting upon the rest. This first volume is complete and continuous in itself, withno gaps in its own sequence.Finally, and most sincerely: this is a large work, and no work of this size is freeof error. I would be very glad indeed if any reader who finds a mistake - whetherof fact, of typography, of command syntax, or of judgement - would write to meat , so that it may be corrected in a futureedition. Any such errors are my own, and mine exclusively; the credit forwhatever is useful here belongs in large part to the many authors andpractitioners on whose work I have drawn, but the fault for whatever is wrongbelongs to me alone. I am g Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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