Version control, teamwork and deploying with Git.
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A repository is your project folder plus its entire change history, and the README is the first thing anyone sees in it. This guide explains what a repository is, how local and remote repos differ, and which sections a good README needs.
Git keeps the history of your code and makes teamwork possible. This beginner guide shows creating a repository, commits, branches, merging, resolving conflicts and the gitignore file with real commands.
When more than one person works on a project, pushing to main isn't enough. This article shows the workflow of branches, Pull Requests, code review and protecting the main branch on GitHub.
Instead of uploading files by hand over FTP, you can deploy code to your host with git push or git pull. This article explains two practical methods, a simple deployment hook and key security points such as keeping the .git folder hidden.
