Yes, this is also a valid solution I have seen. Not every company has github or uses git though. There are other valid alternatives.
Of course, use whatever version control system you want.
I mean this are general advises and companies will have there own requirements and you can replace git with svn and github with bitbucket.
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Yes, this is also a valid solution I have seen. Not every company has github or uses git though. There are other valid alternatives.
Of course, use whatever version control system you want.
I mean this are general advises and companies will have there own requirements and you can replace git with svn and github with bitbucket.