git

Are all of the following true for you:

• You need a version control system to track any changes made to your files
• You work with many people
• You need to work either remotely or offline frequently

Then, you need git:

git (https://git-scm.com/)

The git is an open source version control system. Whether you are working on a small project or a huge one, git is a good option. Its speed and flexibility make it an awesome choice.

Here's how git works:

git works with your local copy and can be performed when you're offline:

1. Whenever you save your work, git creates an image of your files, also known as a commit
2. Each time this commit is created, it links to your other commits, which means that there's a change of all activities on your files
3. Whenever you (or someone else on your team) make changes, your commit creates a record of it
4. You can use this to reverse changes and return to a previous commit

Another benefit of git is how files are handled. Files exist as modified, staged, or committed. In the modified...