Git and GitHub are both tools that can be used to help you build things. If you get better with those tools, you'll build things quicker. If you're really good, your products will just start materializing out of thin air like some sort of freaky efficient ghost situation thing.
So learn better ways to do just that. This talk is about loading you up with zillions of Git and GitHub tips that'll make you a way better developer (or at least someone who knows arcane knowledge about Git and GitHub).
So I gave a "Git and GitHub Secrets" talk a couple times this year, so this isn't a newish idea from me, but by the time RubyConf comes around next year I'm sure half the talk will be outdated or boring or I'll otherwise dislike it. I've already been keeping tabs on new things I want to include in a future talk, so you can safely consider the content of this talk to be new.
Zach works at GitHub. When he's not doing that, he's blogging, hacking on open source, and giving talks about building products, growing startups, and using Ruby. He lives in San Francisco.
