A Visual Intro to Git for Non-Engineers

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Fri, Jul 31, 2026

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Technically Dangerous: The AI Builder Bootcamp for Designers & PMs
Ayon Bhattacharya
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What you'll learn

Modify and collaborate on code without breaking things

Experiment freely in a safe parallel copy of your code while the version that works stays untouched.

Share live links to your work with your team and customers

Connect your project to hosting once and every change gets its own live link you can send to teammates or customers.

Understand git from scratch visually and in plain English

Start from zero and build a clear, visual picture of how git saves and organizes your work. No memorizing commands.

Why this topic matters

Git is the gate between a file on your laptop and work your team can see, review, and ship. One visual mental model replaces years of command-line anxiety. You'll leave able to experiment without breaking stuff, share live previews with customers, and let AI handle the commands.

You'll learn from

Ayon Bhattacharya

AI-native designer & 7th employee at Eve (an a16z backed unicorn).

Ayon helps designers and PMs become technically dangerous with AI: able to prototype, automate, and ship like builders.

Ayon was an early employee at Eve, an a16z-backed AI unicorn. A founding designer with hands-on experience with product management and development, he now bypasses Figma to do 95% of his work directly in code.

He trained his team on AI-native workflows, created a code-based prototyping environment for the designers at Eve, and has taught 10+ hands-on workshops on topics like claude code, cursor, git, and using a design system with AI tools.

He wants an army of technically dangerous, AI powered designers to see their vision fulfilled.

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