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      <title>My first try on Git</title>
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      <description>As a biologist trained in a wet lab, I realized that I am not able to develop the bioinformatic algorithms and softwares. What I need to do is know where I can get the tools and learn how to use the tools.
I frequently go to Github to fetch source code of the bioinformatic software, and sure I came across git http://git-scm.com/ , the version control system.
I gave my first try on git on my bio-Linux.</description>
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