3) - https://guide.freecodecamp.org/git #3 - Git - Starter. 2# - Vscode - Starter
Now, this is what I call entry-level, the most useful guide so far. I can feel the entry-level now, we got some basic concepts and 101s. Git is a distributed control system that helps multiple users or coders have access to a file or program (hosted online on repositories) and modify it. Plain? Simple? Yes but not so much. What shines is in the inner workings, and in this git-case, the impeccable history, and logging, containing date, time changes and comments. Imagine 100 people proofreading the same page at the same time, in different places. After they are done they send the pages to the author to review and accept or refuse the changes. This is git, takes all pages, compares the changes, checks the reasons for the changes, merges the changes with the original page, and voila 1 page merged with 100+ corrections. Ending in a clandestine document passed by 100 sets of eyes, and also a history behind it, all the changes that it went through from the original state, along with the reasons for the edit, the date/hour and the author of the changes. All that in real-time, connecting all of the worlds. Clone - Modify - Stage - commit - push. Five words are all I have.
Now, this is what I call entry-level, the most useful guide so far. I can feel the entry-level now, we got some basic concepts and 101s. Git is a distributed control system that helps multiple users or coders have access to a file or program (hosted online on repositories) and modify it. Plain? Simple? Yes but not so much. What shines is in the inner workings, and in this git-case, the impeccable history, and logging, containing date, time changes and comments. Imagine 100 people proofreading the same page at the same time, in different places. After they are done they send the pages to the author to review and accept or refuse the changes. This is git, takes all pages, compares the changes, checks the reasons for the changes, merges the changes with the original page, and voila 1 page merged with 100+ corrections. Ending in a clandestine document passed by 100 sets of eyes, and also a history behind it, all the changes that it went through from the original state, along with the reasons for the edit, the date/hour and the author of the changes. All that in real-time, connecting all of the worlds. Clone - Modify - Stage - commit - push. Five words are all I have.
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