WARNING: Not a Guide on how to use GIT or GitHub.
- The term version control might sound odd to you, but it does what exactly what the name said. Git Is free and open-source, and it's a type of version control system we as developers used to track changes and history, within our projects.
GIT -- (Version Control System)
- Git is the Worldwide standard Version control system we use to track versions/history of the project directory.
- Distributed version control system, mean that the local copy or clone of the project is it own complete version control system. These are a fully functional local repositories to make our life easy by allowing us to work remotely or offline.
- This Whole process work like this: developers us commit code locally, then later we sync up our repository with the one on the server. This is different from a centralized version control system, where the client must be synchronized with the server before being able to create a new branch.
- Just About Every development environment supports GIT, and the GIT Command Line Tools run in almost all the operating system.
GitHub
- Basically is a place to host your code online, and allow for collaboration and version control.
- GitHub allow you and many others peoples to work together and contribute to a project.
- At it Core, data server and website that host our code on the cloud.
GitHub GIT CHEAT SHEET 👈 Click the link to get a copy of the PDF.
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- NOTE: This is one of 30 blogs that I would be attempting to write over the next 30 days to improve my writing skills.
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