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Version control - Angular Tutorial
From the course: Angular: Ecosystems
Version control
- Version control, also called revision control or source control, is a way of managing changes in the code of your project across all the members of your team. The version control systems used with Angular projects are smart enough to know when changes were made, who made those changes, and how to undo those changes if needed. Version control can also make decisions about the order in which changes should be applied to a file so there are no conflicts. There are many source control systems out there, but the most common for Angular projects is a system called Git. Git is a distributed version control system. This makes it very robust and means everyone has a copy of the full change log for the code base. This makes it very easy to restore if something happens to the original. There's some important terms you need to be familiar with when working with Git. A repository, repo for short, is the entire code base under version control. Repos have branches, which are independent versions…
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The command line terminal2m 35s
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Operating systems and virtual machines3m 26s
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Servers and databases2m 13s
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Version control2m 28s
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Code editors2m 11s
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Testing and debugging2m 20s
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Building and deploying code2m 25s
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Continuous integration and continuous deployment2m 29s
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Complementary frameworks2m 35s
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Project management1m 48s
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