Introduction Tired of hearing about Git but have no clue what it is? Frustrated by tutorials throwing weird commands at you without explanation? https://media.giphy.com/media/W8zSq0vELdBhMAJdG3/giphy.gif?cid=790b7611axe5tek0kvoihdw0njra61mem2r84ivf2e...
Git is a versatile powerful tool widely used for tracking changes in source code in computer files and enabling collaboration between developers. It was created by Linus Torvalds in 2005. Git has become essential tool for developers worldwide. Genuin...
A centralized version control system (CVCS) is like a manager of change in software development. It keeps all versions and updates of code stored on a single server. When we want to work on a file we just pick it up from this central server & make ou...
As we already know that version control system is broadly categorised into two types CVCS and DVCS, let's get a brief idea of each. Centralized version control systems — such as CVS (Concurrent Versions System), Perforce, and SVN (Subversion) — centr...
In an environment where multiple people are working on one project, keeping track of the changes made in a project manually can be very tedious and prone to errors. While writing code or maintaining a file system, in which we need to keep making chan...
An Overview. Source code management systems (SCMs), also known as version control systems (VCSs), are software systems that record all changes for a set of files over time. This allows you to share those changes and provide merging and tracking histo...
