introduction to how to deal with gin (web interface, command-line, and probably WinGIN GUI)

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Dealing with Gin

introduction to how to deal with gin (web interface, command-line, and probably WinGIN GUI).

What is Gin? (A cultural background)
- Git, a version-control system
- Management of large files using git-annex
- GitHub concepts: Markdown, collaboration, issues
- Play with Sandbox
Web interface
gin-cli
- Downloading a bundle
- Setting up for the wired network in Charité
- Log-in to Gin server
- Downloading a repository
- Committing to a repository
- Uploading changes
- Synchronizing the local repository with the remote
- (Advanced) Dealing with what is annexed, and what is not
WinGIN (GUI on Windows)
- What WinGIN does
- Download and setup
- Adding a repository
- Synchronizing the local repository with the remote
Using another git application
- Restriction to small files
- Rstudio