In software development, securing your code is always a top priority. Unexpected circumstances can occur with your development machine, and of course, you don’t want to lose all the hard work and effort that you put in building the software application. Even if you’re just building a simple prototype and working alone for a project, you never know when more people might be brought onto the project. Typically, when developing an app, here’s a common approach:
You’re working with some new code to get it to work
You don’t want ...
