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Git is a server based file system that allows group access and collaboration to a set of files. Git takes snapshots of every edit that is committed to the system. This gives the user flexibility to make large changes to the code without losing the previously written code. A majority of Git operations are all performed locally, allowing for files to be saved and edited without an internet connection and pushed to the server when an internet connection is available. | Git is a server based file system that allows group access and collaboration to a set of files. Git takes snapshots of every edit that is committed to the system. This gives the user flexibility to make large changes to the code without losing the previously written code. A majority of Git operations are all performed locally, allowing for files to be saved and edited without an internet connection and pushed to the server when an internet connection is available. | ||
Revision as of 15:15, 10 June 2015
Still under Development
Git is a server based file system that allows group access and collaboration to a set of files. Git takes snapshots of every edit that is committed to the system. This gives the user flexibility to make large changes to the code without losing the previously written code. A majority of Git operations are all performed locally, allowing for files to be saved and edited without an internet connection and pushed to the server when an internet connection is available.
