Version Control
Version control is a system that records every change made to your code. It lets you track project history, roll back to previous versions, and collaborate without chaos.
Git
Git is a command-line-based version control tool used in nearly all modern software projects.
Key Git features:
Github
Git works locally, GitHub works online. GitHub is a platform for hosting your Git repositories, enabling collaboration, pull requests, and cloud-based code sharing.
Why GitHub matters:
Git + GitHub: Better Together
Git helps you manage changes locally. GitHub helps you work with others and keep your project alive in the cloud.
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Version control is a system that records every change made to your code. It lets you track project history, roll back to previous versions, and collaborate without chaos.
Git
Git is a command-line-based version control tool used in nearly all modern software projects.
Key Git features:
- Commit: saves a snapshot of your code
- Branch: lets you create separate workspaces for new features or experiments
- Merge: brings changes together from different branches
Github
Git works locally, GitHub works online. GitHub is a platform for hosting your Git repositories, enabling collaboration, pull requests, and cloud-based code sharing.
Why GitHub matters:
- Store and share your code online
- Collaborate through pull requests and code review
- Integrates with tools like CI/CD, issue tracking, etc.
Git + GitHub: Better Together
Git helps you manage changes locally. GitHub helps you work with others and keep your project alive in the cloud.
More...