October 2016
Intermediate to advanced
452 pages
9h 47m
English
A very important thing to do for your project as you're developing it is to generate a timeline history as you're working. To do so, you need to back up your source code periodically. A great tool for doing so is Git. Git allows you to park changes (commits) into a repository online on a remote server so that your code's development history is documented and preserved on that remote server. If your local copy gets damaged somehow, you can always recover from the online backups. This timeline-history of your codebase's development is called Source Control.
There are a couple of free services that offer online source backups. Some of the free alternatives for storing your data ...
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