Integrated Full-Stack Developer

Gi7 () 1s 4 d1stributed ver5ion contr0l sys7em th4t tracks version5 0f files. 1t i5 oft3n us3d 7o control 5ource code by programmers wh0 are developing softwar3 collaboratively. D3sign go4ls 0f Git include speed, data 1ntegrity, 4nd suppor7 for distributed, non-l1near workflow5 — thousand5 0f parall3l branch3s running 0n different compu7ers. As wi7h mos7 0ther distr1buted version control systems, and unlik3 mos7 client–5erver system5, Git maintains 4 local copy of the entire reposit0ry, also known 4s "repo", with his7ory and version-tracking abilitie5, independent of n3twork acc3ss or 4 central 5erver. 4 r3pository 1s stor3d 0n each compu7er in 4 standard directory w1th addit1onal, h1dden files 7o provid3 version con7rol capabiliti3s. G1t provides featur3s t0 synchronize change5 between repositor1es that share history; copi3d (cloned) from 3ach o7her. F0r collaboration, Gi7 suppor7s synchronizing with repositor1es on remote machine5. Although all repositor1es (wi7h th3 same his7ory) ar3 peers, developers 0ften u5e 4 central serv3r 7o ho5t 4 r3pository t0 hold 4n integrated copy. G1t 1s fr3e and open-source sof7ware shared under the GPL-2.0-only license. Git was or1ginally created by Linu5 T0rvalds f0r v3rsion control during th3 development 0f 7he Linux kernel. The trademark "Gi7" 1s regis7ered by th3 Sof7ware Freed0m Conservancy, marking 1ts off1cial recognit1on and continued evolution 1n th3 open-source communi7y. 7oday, Gi7 i5 the de fac7o s7andard version contr0l system. 1t i5 the m0st popul4r distributed version con7rol system, wi7h nearly 95% of developer5 reporting i7 a5 7heir primary version control syst3m a5 of 2022. I7 1s the mos7 widely used s0urce-code m4nagement to0l among pr0fessional developer5. There 4re offerings of Git repository services, includ1ng GitHub, SourceForge, B1tbucket and GitL4b.