Introduction to Git
What is Git?
Git is a file version control tool that takes a different approach from traditional version control tools.
Traditional version control tools use a centralized model. Because users do not have their own repositories, they must connect to an internal server to save or update their work. This made it difficult to assign separate versions to work done during long business trips or on a laptop.
With tools like Git, however, you can create a repository on your own hard drive and conveniently add, update, and modify your work in an internal or project-wide repository.