GIT Basics

GIT Basics
GIT developed by Linus for the operating system Linux has made waves in the world of software. The whole world knows GIT as software with the potential to change the world for better.

GIT is a revision control system, it is also known to manage the source codes, and the software is comparatively very high on performance and on data integrity. The software has a keen support for the distributed architecture and non-linear workflows. GIT is one of the most widely adopted version control software. People trust this software more than any other software.

We bring to you GIT Basics. We have discussed every nuance of the software in detail.
The advent of GIT on the face of the earth has resolved some very important issues. Some of the resolved issues can be listed as: –

Simple Design: – The simple design makes it easier for the users to traverse through. The new design is more users friendly.
Speed: – The GIT solves the issues related to speed with great ease and grace.
Easily Manageable code: – The easily manageable code makes it easier for the new tram members to understand the working of the software.
Courageous support for non-linear development: – The new GIT software allows the non-developers to make a decent attempt while trying to decipher the written codes.
As Efficient as Linux Kernel when it comes to handling more projects: – The GIT software matches the efficiency of Linux Kernel and performs equally well. The fast and the reliable system make it efficient for handling more than one project at time.

Stage
Every change you make is stored in the database in the forms of snapshots. These are the basic contents of the upcoming commits. The stage can be used to revert the changes back into the way they were. All the files can also be committed without making use of stage.

Repository
The current running project is stored as a GIT repository in the local machine. It can be referenced later for better understanding of the changes made. These current running projects can also be updated in out servers which are being brought in use as repository.
These repositories are known to store every nuance of the current running project from time stamp to the different tags being used in the same. Use the command ‘GIT INIT’ for changing a non-repository into repository. This helps in keeping track of the changes made into the project.

Working tree
Working Tree is the collection of the files made, deleted, updated and restored. These all files and data are stored onto the repository. You can work on a working tree only when it is stored on a repository.

GIT Installation
Installing GIT is no big deal, it get easily on your system and makes your experience a lot better.
If all this while you have been looking for a software that makes it easier for you to track all the changes that you and your team makes to the working file then GIT is the thing for you.