TechWithVasanth

If you're learning about web development or even JavaScript, React, NodeJS, MERN stack, or just any other programming language, knowing how to use git is imperative. Professional developers use git every day as a tool to manage their code, track their changes, and collaborate with other people. If you're looking for a job, freelance, or remote opportunity, knowing how to use git will give you an edge over other applicants. In this guide, you will learn: What is git and why developers need it Every important git command you need to know in simple terms  A real-world example of how a developer uses git in their workflow How knowing how to use git can assist a developer in advancing their career and monetizing their skills. What is Git? (Simple Definition) Git is a distributed version control system. A distributed version control system helps developers to: Keep track of their changes Create a historical record of their code Safely continue to work on a particular piece of code wi...

If you're starting to explore the world of Web Development, JavaScript, React, or the MERN Stack, then knowing about both Git and GitHub is a must for your learning curve. Many new developers and programmers believe that GIT and GitHub both refer to the same application, however, they are both different applications. That's why I put together this simple guide on Git vs GitHub by providing real life examples that lend themselves to anyone who is just starting. What is Git? (Basics of Version Control System) The answer to the above question would be the version control system that developers use to manage their source code and keep track of the source code changes. In simple words,, Git will remember: The code that was created egg — the line of code that they wrote The changes made egg — the change you have made to the code since you created it Who made the change egg — who made the last change to your code When the change was made egg — the date and time that the last change wa...