Git

GIT branching strategies are conventions, or a set of rules, that describes when branches are created. Choosing the right branching strategy is key to empower development teams to collaborate effectively.

Introduction Git, affectionately termed “the information manager from hell” by its creator Linus Torvalds is a distributed version control system. It allows for fast scaling, has robust branching features and is an open source software. It is also a relatively new version control system released in April 2005. It was created to version control the Linux source code and as such was a much proven system at birth. GIT is optimized for distributed development, large file counts, complex merge scenarios and is blazingly fast. ...