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Git Introduction

Michael Poretti edited this page Nov 18, 2021 · 1 revision

Source Control

In a nutshell:

  • It's really useful to save your code somewhere that isn't just on your local computer, in case your computer dies
  • If all your code is somewhere where everybody can reach it, that means everybody can work on it together
  • If you keep backups of what your code was like in the past, you can go back to it if you messed something up now.
Advanced:
  • We call the code the "source code." Since we want to keep it under control (backed up, available, etc), we call solutions to this problem "Source Control."
  • Source control systems such as Git or SVN let us easily back up our code and collaborate together

Git

github.com

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