Version Control

A version control system is the best way to manage concurrent changes on a series of project-related files in order to ensure reversibility, concurrency, and the ability to note changes made. Git is one of the most popular versioning systems used in code development.

Versioning systems

A powerful and indispensable tool

A versioning system is an indispensable tool for a team of developers: it supports and facilitates collaborative work by merging code and text files in general; it maintains a history of the versions of each document, enabling the option to view all the changes made and perform searches; it allows you to cover separate development lines through the creation of dedicated branches.

What is Git?

One of the most popular version control tools.

Git is a distributed version control system created by Linus Torvalds in 2005 with the initial goal of facilitating Linux kernel development. Over time, Git has become the most popular system and, together with GitFlow, it has come up with a structured development process that has become a de facto standard.