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Collaboration and Version Control

The processes and tools used to manage multiple users working on a document, including tracking changes, managing comments, and controlling different versions of a document

intermediate
3 hours
Computer Science
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Collaboration and version control are essential skills in today's digital workspace, especially in software development. They enable teams to work together efficiently, track changes, and manage different versions of files. By using version control systems like Git, teams can avoid conflicts and ens...

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Key Terms

Version Control
A system that records changes to files over time.

Example: Using Git to track changes in a software project.

Repository
A storage location for your project files and their version history.

Example: A Git repository on GitHub.

Branch
A separate line of development in a version control system.

Example: Creating a feature branch to develop a new feature.

Merge
Combining changes from different branches into one.

Example: Merging a feature branch back into the main branch.

Commit
A snapshot of changes made to files in a repository.

Example: Committing changes with a message describing the update.

Pull Request
A request to merge changes from one branch into another, often used in collaborative projects.

Example: Submitting a pull request on GitHub for review.

Related Topics

Agile Methodology
A project management approach that promotes iterative development and collaboration.
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Continuous Integration
A practice where code changes are automatically tested and merged into the main branch.
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DevOps
A set of practices that combines software development and IT operations for faster delivery.
advanced

Key Concepts

Version Control SystemsBranchingMergingCollaboration Tools