September 2019
Beginner to intermediate
494 pages
13h
English
In the general context of programming, version control denotes the process of using a specific system to record and save changes and overall progress in directories and files so that a programmer can come back to it later. If multiple separate changes have been applied to a project that is under version control, you can even switch between these different changes (versions) in the development process.
In software development, we are generally concerned with applying version control to files containing the source code (scripts), but almost any file type in a computer can be version controlled (images, videos, system files, and so on).
The simplest form of version control is something that most of us are already ...
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