November 2011
Beginner
258 pages
5h 1m
English
| Tip 13 | Control Time (and Timelines) |
![]() | [White Belt] Good version control is central to a good daily workflow. It’s an essential organizational tool, and even better, it lets you answer the age-old question, “Where the heck did this code come from?” |
The purpose of a version control system is simple: it tracks some content (generally files) over time, allowing you to commit new versions of content and roll back to previous versions. A competent system will also track multiple timelines and assist with merging content between them. With a basic understanding of how this works, it’s a tremendously useful tool—one that you’ll wonder how you ever lived ...
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