Chapter 2. Working in a Team Using Git
This chapter introduces the aim of Git: team work.
A lot of programmers use Git every day; however often, they are not working alone but as part of a team. Git is a powerful versioning tool to work together, without erasing someone else's content. In the examples of this chapter, we will use the following conditions:
- Three programmers working together on a simple website project
- They install Git, but nothing is created
- They own a dedicated server with Git, SSH, and GitLab installed on it
Creating a server repository
In the first chapter, we saw how to create a simple local Git repository, but now, it's time to create a server repository that will store and manage the code. Of course, for our example, it will be ...
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