What is git? Git is a distributed version control system for managing source code.
Ok, so what is version control? Simply put, version control is a system for tracking changes to files. As you modify files, the version control system records and saves each change. This allows you to restore a previous version of your code at any time.
With Backlog Git Guide you will learn Git Basics: If you are completely new to Git you can start by exploring the Getting Started Section for an introduction.
It’s also important to understand how to organize your workflow when working with others. Check out our Learn Git Collaboration Section to learn more.
Are you an intermediate user? Then jump to the Work with Git Section to learn more about this application.
Backlog Git Guide also includes a Reference Section that provides solutions for topic-specific Git operations (the explanations provided are based on the console environment).