7 docs tagged with "Git"

Git is a Distributed Version Control System for saving different file versions, wherein any version is retrievable at will.

Git branch allows you to try new experiments on a secondary line of development without affecting your main work.

Git cheat sheet featuring the most important and widely used Git commands for quick referencing.

Git fetching is mainly about getting files, commits, and refs from a project's remote repository to the local repo you are working on.

Git vs GitHub – Git helps record different versions of a file (or set of files). However, GitHub is used to host Git repositories online.

Git vs Working Directory - Git directory serves to record the files Git is tracking. However, a working folder can store any file type.

GitHub is an online platform for hosting Git repositories. It helps you create an avenue to collaborate easily on projects with anyone.