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Git

Also called: git-scm, Git version control

The free, open source version control program that almost every software team uses. It keeps the full history of a project in a repository on each developer's computer, records each change as a commit, and lets people work on branches and combine them later. GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket are websites built around Git.

For example: A founder hears "it's all in Git" and asks where the repository is hosted. The answer is GitHub, which stores the Git history online.

Official site: git-scm.com

Connects to 11

• Version control Concept
• Repository Concept
• Commit Concept
• Branch Concept
• GitHub Tool
• GitLab Tool
• Bitbucket Tool
• Open source Concept
• Terminal Concept
• Merge conflict Concept
• GitHub Desktop Tool