[57] Version Control System (VCS) VCS stands for Version Control System, and it is a type of software that allows developers to manage changes to software projects over time. With VCS, developers can create different versions or "branches" of the cod...
Learning points: Git Rebase – Deep Dive Git Cherry-pick – Applying specific commits from one branch to another. Resolving Merge Conflicts – Identifying and resolving conflicts efficiently. Rewriting History – advanced use cases Amending Commits ...
Learning points: What is Version Control? – Why Git is the most popular VCS. Git vs. Other VCS – Differences from SVN, Mercurial. Repositories, Commits, and Branches – How Git tracks changes. Git States – Working directory, staging area, and comm...
What is the need of any VCS? In culture of coding, there are multiple problems which faced by coders.Those problems are: Backup of project History & Tracking of the project (Like Google Docs) Collaboration with the team. So for these problem, co...
Introduction Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you’ve developed a piece of software which runs smoothly, later on you add a new feature to your software, but unknowingly it starts behaving weird and you can’t figure out why? In such a...
Introduction: If you're someone associated with computer science or coding, you've probably heard terms like Git, GitHub, and Version Control System (VCS). Even if you're not sure what they are or what they do, these terms are familiar to most people...
What is Git? Git is a version control system that helps you keep track of the changes in your project over time. Think of it as a tool that takes "snapshots" of your work at different stages, allowing you to: Save the history of your project. Colla...
Here we are with another blog featuring Git. My previous write-up on version-control showed a pretty good response- which was a beginner-guide to learn the basics of Git Commands and Controls. Well, this blog is about some Git-Productivity hacks whic...
Hi everyone! Over the past two days, I have been working diligently on my college internal project, which is due for submission on December 26th. My focus was on resolving the bugs that emerged during the testing phase. After some effort, I managed t...
Introduction In today’s session of the 100 Days of DevOps Challenge, we explored the backbone of modern software development—Git and GitHub. These tools are not just buzzwords; they are indispensable for version control and collaboration in developme...
