Git is an open-source version control system that allows developers to track changes to code over time, work on projects simultaneously without overwriting each other, and revert to previous versions if needed. GitHub provides a user-friendly interface for hosting Git repositories and collaborating on projects, with features like bug tracking and project management. The presentation introduces Git and GitHub, explaining how they address issues with earlier centralized and distributed version control systems by allowing decentralized, fast collaboration through local cloning of repositories.

1. GIT
&
GitHub
•Presented by :
• Kelash 21SW052
• Sandeep 21SW015

2. Version Control System
Version control systems (VCS) are software tools used to track
changes made to a codebase over time. They allow
developers to work simultaneously on a project without
overwriting each other's changes. This helps with
collaboration, keeping track of bugs, and being able to revert
to a previous version of the code if necessary.
 Comparing latest version
 Keep track of all modifications made to code

3. Problems That may arise:
• Collaboration
• Restoring previous version:
• Figure out what happened :
• Backup (damaged):
• Limited collaboration among teams working on the
same codebase:
• More difficult, time-consuming and error-prone
software development process:

4. Centralized VCS:
Draw backs:
• Internet Require
• Not locally available:
• If central server gets failed,
then you will loose entire
data.
• Slow

5. Distributed
VCS:
Benefits:
• Every contributor has a local
copy or “clone” of the main
Repository.
• No need of Internet.
• Fast

6. So , we bring for you :

7. GIT
• Git is open-source version control system for
software development
• Git allows users to keep track of changes made
to files and collaborate on projects.
• Distributed VCS
• Branches and Merging
• History tracking

8. GITHUB
• GitHub is a web-based platform that
provide hosting for software development
and VCS using Git.
• It provides a user-friendly interface for
version control and collaboration.
• In addition to hosting Git repositories,
GitHub provides bug tracking, project
management, and other features.
• GitHub is a platform for open-source
projects, allowing developers from around
the world to collaborate on the same
codebase.

9. WORK
FLOW

10. Target audience :
Software developers and development teams.
Open-source contributors.
IT departments.
Technical educators and students.
Researchers working on software projects.

11. Difference Form Other :
1.Speed and efficiency: Git is
designed for speed and efficiency,
making it faster and more effective
than many other version control
systems.
2.Collaboration: Git and GitHub
provide a strong focus on
collaboration and making it easy for
multiple users to work together on
the same codebase.
3.Decentralized: Git is a
decentralized version control
system, meaning that code changes
are stored in multiple locations,
making it more resilient and secure
than centralized systems.
4.Large community: Git and
GitHub have a large and active
community of developers who
contribute to the platform and
provide support to others.
5.Open-source: Git is open-
source software, allowing anyone to
use, modify, and distribute the code.
GitHub provides a platform for
hosting and collaboration on open-
source projects.

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