I agree git and github are separate things. I also agree you can push and pull changes from a team mates repo :D. But in any real project a remote repo is always used as far as I have seen. So i wanted the readers to get a feel of what happens in real projects. My goal here was to ensure readers get the basic idea of git, along with how a remote works. Because if I do not mention about remote here, then in a way I feel I am missing out what happens in real projects :D
But yes git is not to be confused with github, gitlab, bitbucket and so on. Maybe I will add that as a disclaimer so that it doesn't confuse readers.
Have updated that line and added a disclaimer :D
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I agree git and github are separate things. I also agree you can push and pull changes from a team mates repo :D. But in any real project a remote repo is always used as far as I have seen. So i wanted the readers to get a feel of what happens in real projects. My goal here was to ensure readers get the basic idea of git, along with how a remote works. Because if I do not mention about remote here, then in a way I feel I am missing out what happens in real projects :D
But yes git is not to be confused with github, gitlab, bitbucket and so on. Maybe I will add that as a disclaimer so that it doesn't confuse readers.
Have updated that line and added a disclaimer :D