Git allows tracking the history of changes to files in a directory locally through snapshots called commits. The process of creating a commit also creates a snapshot. Commits are added to a directed acyclic graph (DAG) immutable history, ensuring nothing is lost. Branches allow for parallel development through branch pointers and commits to different branches. GitHub enables social coding through forking repositories and pull requests for contributing changes. Remotes allow interacting with versions of repositories on GitHub through fetching, pulling, and pushing changes between local and remote branches. Merging combines changes from different branches though conflicts may occur. Rebelling rewrites history by integrating changes from another branch individually rather than combining them.
Git allows tracking the history of changes to files in a directory locally through snapshots called commits. The process of creating a commit also creates a snapshot. Commits are added to a directed acyclic graph (DAG) immutable history, ensuring nothing is lost. Branches allow for parallel development through branch pointers and commits to different branches. GitHub enables social coding through forking repositories and pull requests for contributing changes. Remotes allow interacting with versions of repositories on GitHub through fetching, pulling, and pushing changes between local and remote branches. Merging combines changes from different branches though conflicts may occur. Rebelling rewrites history by integrating changes from another branch individually rather than combining them.