Class 03 - Revisions and the Cloud
What is Git?
- Git is the most widely used example of a Version Control System, a system which tracks changes made to code over time and allows developers to revert to previous versions if neccesary.
- In Git, cloning is the process of making a copy of a project so a developer can make changes to existing code.
- Common commands in Git include:
- “add” which tells Git that a file should be tracked
- “commit” which creates a record of any changes to tracked files
- “push” which sends the changed files to a remote version of the project where changes can be reviewed by other developers