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GIT – What Is GIT ?
What Is GIT? Table Of Contents: What Is GIT ? Features Of GIT. GIT Workflow. (1) What Is GIT ? GIT is a Version Control System which will automatically create different versions of your file when you make any changes. It is most widely used for source code management in software development. GIT allows multiple developers to work on a single file and merge the changes at last. It supports non-linear development through its thousands of parallel branches (2) Features Of GIT ? Tracks history Free and open source Supports non-linear development Creates backups Scalable Supports collaboration Branching is easier
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GIT – What Is Version Control ?
What Is Version Control System? Table Of Contents: What Is Version Control System? Benefits Of Version Control Systems (1) What Is Version Control System? Imagine you are working on your project assignment and every day you are adding up something to your project. And you just realized that today you had done something wrong in your project and want to revert it back to the previous day’s work. In this situation, if you have saved your previous day’s work then you can revert back to that. So if you save everyday work in a separate file manually, it will be
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GIT – Syllabus
(1) What Is Version Control ? (2) Benefits Of Version Control Systems (3) What Is Source Code Management ? (4) What Is GIT ? (5) Why We Need GIT ? (6) How To Install GIT ? (7) GIT Environment Setup (8) GIT Terminology (9) GIT Command (10) Git Config Command (11) Git Init Command (12) Git Clone Command (13) GIT Checkout Command (14) Git Add Command (15) Git Commit Command (16) Git Status Command (17) Git Push Command (18) Git Pull Command (19) Git Branch Command (20) Git Merge Command (21) GIT Merge Conflict (22) Git Log Command (23) Git
