GIT

This is our GIT extensions tutorial for beginners. Here's what you are going to learn: Introduction to Git Extensions Managing Repository Generating SSH Keys as a One-Time Activity How to Clone a Repository? How to Open a Repository? How to Traverse into the Repository? How to Track the Changes using Git Extensions? How to Perform Commit & Push? Introduction to Git Extensions GIT Extensions is a distributed version control system enabling a user to robustly manage a [...]

If you are working on a big project, then it is inevitable that you need to work with multiple repositories. That’s why you need to sync your local code base with multiple Git remote repositories. For example, if your source code is: On Github for issues tracking On Heroku for production On Some Other Git repo Here is the step-by-step instruction on setting up a project to sync with multiple git repositories. For example, we [...]

Git is the go-to tool for any developer these days. Since its birth back in 2005, it has traveled a long way; a lot of tools made good use of Git's open-source architecture to come up with even better tools. But Git's intuitive and easy-to-master control became its USP. Here we present the top 10 tips and tricks that are surely going to make your day even livelier. 1. File renaming As simple and trivial [...]

Git is an open-source distributed variant system tool created to manage various projects with agility and adaptability. It was designed by Linus Torvalds in the year 2005 to improve Linux Kernel. Git has the functionality, administration, defense, and docility that most people need. You may now use Git with services like GitHub and Gitlab for creating free Git-based repositories with your code inside and then tracking all the changes. The following is the list of important [...]

Git version control system is a way modern developers are tracking changes in the code and files for their applications. Git was invented by Linus Torvalds while he was working on the Linux operating system in the 2005 year and it is widely adopted by commercial and opensource software developers since then. There are 2 major and free online services where you may check existing open-source code projects:Github.com and Gitlab. Both of them allow their [...]

Git Is version control software designed specifically to keep track of the changes made to files over time? In other words, Git is a distributed revision control system which means that every Git directory on every computer is a full-fledged repository with the full history of the project, not just the current state of the files. Github is a well-known web-based code hosting Git repository for version control? It provides distributed revision control with source [...]