Git

Starting up with libGDX, git and Android Studio

Starting up with libGDX, git and Android Studio

Mad Cat

5 minute read

Cat playing a videogame on a smartphone

Have you ever dreamed about creating your own video game? Do you have a lot of time? Do you like to torture yourself coding in java and using Android Studio and fancy frameworks? If the answer to all these questions is yes, please keep reading. If not you can always admire the nice kitten playing with his phone. Cause kittens can also have phones. First of all let’s check wikipedia for the definition of this libGDX thingy:

Creating a private git repository on a private server

Tutorial about how to create a private git repository on a private server

Mad Cat

4 minute read

Cat playing

Introduction

Many cats know and use github for storing their git repositories, but sometimes you have customers whose requirements don’t allow them to use any public git service. Other times you don’t want to let the world know about your messy coding style, or how do you comb your whiskers or perhaps you are only making experiments.

For all these use cases and many others, you can always create a private git repository. Of course you need to have access to a private server with the required software, note that any common GNU/Linux modern distribution will allow to do this in an easy manner.

How can we create a private repository then? These are the steps to create it.