gdex2019_unitywithvsandgit's Introduction

Unity With Visual Studio and Git

These are the files for Dan Vicarel's GDEX 2019 Presentation: "Supercharging Your Unity Workflow With Visual Studio and Git". Check out the accompanying slides.

Click Clone or Download then Download ZIP to get these files (or clone, if you already know some Git!)
To make following the demos easier later, please download/install the following:
- Git
  - If already installed, just re-download so you can re-run installer and verify settings
  - Pretty much keep all defaults
  - Make sure LFS is installed
  - If on Windows, make sure you're using "Windows-style line endings"
    - I'm all about Unix-style line endings, but there are just too many programs that insert CRLF on Windows, so you might as well work with them, not against them
- Visual Studio Tools for Unity
  - Select Extensions > Manage Extensions within Visual Studio
  - Search Visual Studio Tools for Unity under Online
  - Select Download
If you don't already have Unity and Visual Studio installed, then try to just follow along. Both programs are large and take a long time to download/install.
Open at least the following project folders in Unity, as it will take several minutes for assets to import and you don't want to wait for that during the talk:
- CardGame_NeedsDebug_Start
- CardGame_AsmDef_Start
- CardGame_ManagedPlugins_Start/CardGame_ManagedPlugins

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