1. What is a version control system?

A system that records changes to a file or set of files over time so that you can recall specific versions later.

2. Why is it useful?

If you screw things up or lose files, you can easily recover.

3. What is git?

Git is a command line prompt that allow you to interface GitHub and operate version control. It is distributed so that connectivity doesn't block work and easy so learning commands can happen progressively.

4. What is Github?

GitHub is a code sharing and publishing service that is a social networking site for programmers. GitHub is a Git repository hosting service.

5. How are git and Github different from each other?

Git is an open source project that offers a version control system and also manages and stores revisions of projects. GitHub is the repository hosting service.

6. Why do you think git or any other version control system can be useful?

Git and other version control systems can be useful when collaborating on work with other users, comparing files, reverting files back to a previous state, and observe the last modifications that could be potentially causing a problem.

Github

- Made a new repository for Team Nova

- Can make edits straight on page or on wiliki

- To edit master, pull onto individual branch, make edits on branch, then create pull request and select merge

- Or, pull link onto wiliki, vi and edit the code, git commit -m “comment”, git push “link” [branch to push to]

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Created by dtokita on 2016/01/26 04:58.