008 Introduction to Git Submodules

[@pavelgak3972]

I suggest to view this vid at least at x1.25 or x1.5.

[@CarlosGonzalezNazar]

Lol. I tried at 1.5x and it's indeed more watchable.

[@JensHeuschkel]

Thanks for that advice. It was really annoying at x1.0 :D

[@al-mothafaral-hasan634]

You saved me from falling to sleep ty :D

[@leonardomarinovic3492]

I watched it on x0.5 I like to live life on the edge

[@DanGitschooldude]

Good call buddy :)

[@bhaaratsharma6023]

This is the most detailed and clear explanation about git submodules. Thank you.

[@shahrokhabbasirad2223]

Awesome. You solved my problem. I was stuck with this fatal error when running the submodule update --init. And you showed where I was doing it wrong. Thanks

[@averybai8655]

Crystal clear. Thanks a million.

[@mudyeet_]

5 years later, still relevant.

[@kif11]

Great video. Thank you for the clarification on a couple confusing points.

[@yanivgardi9028]

Great Video! Very helpful, thank you so much Dan. You are awesome

[@EViL3666]

Not a pro developer (these days) but still dabble in the odd few scripts - this was really helpful, thank you.

[@ynny7885]

Thank you, you explained the git submodules concept very well.

[@prakashk78]

Great video on git submodules, thanks !

[@DanGitschooldude]

+Prakash Kamliya You're very welcome!

[@Metachief_X]

thanks man, was really stuck with a project using submodules..thanks!

[@RoganShimmin]

In your summary at 25:57 you type "git add submodule..." Should that be "git submodule add..." ?

[@BanglawalaNeesarg]

Such an informative video! Thank you!!

[@muhammadfaateh6463]

thank you for your detailed tutorial

[@inlinex]

this the video i've been searching

[@Tatulak]

Thanks! You did help me a lot to understand this mess lol

[@ilkercankaya3779]

extremely useful video, thank you

[@IoTRepublic]

Thanks a lot! By the way, excellent explanation!! Thanks again!!!

[@ANSIcode]

The video stream seems to be messed up a bit... the console images don't always update when they should

[@viperv26]

Very useful - thanks for the tutorial! P.s. submodules are badass :)

[@niteshrawat576]

Nice video. Thanks for making it. :)

[@radioactive012]

great tutorial, keep going buddy

[@OliverUnderTheMoon]

Superb explanation.

[@rahulchaurasia1501]

Very nice video. Thanks

[@ruixue6955]

0:43 fake example: use the *trick* simulation framework to do the simulation 1:56 purpose of *submodule* 2:10 why need a submodule (the *trick* project in the example) 2:32 purpose: let you tie the specific *commit* to the development flow of the repo you care about 3:12 *if you want to include a third-party dependency in your repo, a good way is to use git submodule* 3:48 demo 4:31 command: git submodule add 5:54 *.gitmodules* file 8:43 commit the change including added submodule 10:24 change code in *trick* repo 11:00 sub-module has no knowledge of its parent (carsim in the example) 16:30

[@scratchbin]

Thank you.

[@vagueanxiety42]

Great video, thank you!

[@AhmadShrif]

Great video, I did not find a video for git subtree , are you planning to make one for git subtree?

[@DanGitschooldude]

I hope so, I know a little bit about git subtrees but I don't feel like I know enough to be confident in making a video on the topic. One day, though. Thanks for watching!

[@justinoneill2837]

I'm trying to piece this together with *node_modules* , *bower_components* , and now *git submodules* .., Someone that I know said "why not just create a *Node Module* and npm install? What's your thoughts on this?

[@DanGitschooldude]

I don't have much web software experience so I can't necessarily comment on how node or bower modules should be implemented, but usually you want to keep the concept of software modules separate from git submodules. In general you want submodules to be 3rd-party independently testable code that is intended to be shared across projects. Software components should not be broken into submodules just because they are logically separate things. I ALWAYS suggest leaning towards fewer submodules if possible. In fact if you can get away with no submodules, that should be your first approach.

[@justinoneill2837]

thanks for your feedback!

[@anatoliidanylko7736]

Cool! Thanks man!

[@rajat.sharma16]

great video. thanks

[@wenchengju5243]

Thank you very much !

[@zhuk462]

Too many words, too slow.. You should make your terminal's screen smaller in order to allow us to see clearly what you are showing and typing when we pause the video.

[@alexgo4641]

try this out man: git config credential.helper 'cache --timeout={time_in_seconds}' thanks 4 video

[@MrFab233]

Dat voice

[@kostasbogiatzakis1647]

Great, thank you