Shipping changes
Git
Git records versions of a project's files and connects those versions into a history. You can inspect changes, work along separate branches and combine work deliberately. Git runs locally; a hosting service such as GitHub is a separate place to share repositories.
You might see: version control, source control
In a real project
You record a working reading-list page, try a redesign on a branch, and compare it with the earlier version. Sharing those commits with a remote repository is a separate step.
A common mistake
Assuming installing Git uploads your work or saves every edit automatically. You still choose what to commit and when to share it with a remote.
Put it into practice
These lessons open through your account. Your kit determines which are available.
Go to the source
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