Git is an open source (licensed under GPLv2) version control system created by Linus Torvalds in 2005. He developed it to manage the Linux kernel development after having issues with another system (BitKeeper). It is used to manage source code in software development, by solo developers but also large teams that are contributing from all over the world. Popular platforms like GitHub, GitLab, and Gitea are built around Git. The guides on this site will mainly focus on Gitea, but it is very similar on other platforms.
| Title | Description & Link |
|---|---|
| Commit & Push |
How to commit & push to a remote repository? Read more |
| Pull request & Code review |
How do pull requests and code reviews work? Read more |
| Issues |
How do issues work? Read more |
| Branches |
How do branches work? Read more |
| Forks |
How do forks work? Read more |