What
is a Git?
Git is a distributed Version control and Source control system, a distributed version control system does not need a centralized repository / server. Each user has his own copy of the repository. Every user repository or local working directory is a full-fledged repository on its own and can manage the version control by its own without depending on a centralized server.
Git is a distributed Version control and Source control system, a distributed version control system does not need a centralized repository / server. Each user has his own copy of the repository. Every user repository or local working directory is a full-fledged repository on its own and can manage the version control by its own without depending on a centralized server.
The Git
version control system is different from the conventional version control
systems like VSS/SVN. These conventional version control systems store the
files in a centralized server and each user performs some operations in his
local and commits the changes to the server, however this does not hold good
for Git, since Git is a distributed version control system, each working copy
can fully manage file versions without depending on the central server.
Git Home page
http://www.git-scm.com/
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