Sail synthesia software#
What is open-source software 3️⃣ is the next question I asked, and I will cover that topic in the next post. Engineers can make their code public (open), and anyone can *suggest or submit changes to that code*. Today GitHub developed much further and has become a hub that helps with not only version control but also the integration and deployment process, issue tracking and organization of work. It allows for implementing rules and processes for merging code into the project. Pull requests are like forum topics where proposed changes are discussed and reviewed before being merged into a particular branch. GitHub introduced a standardized process called "git flow," which includes pull requests (PRs) and reviews. 🚪*GitHub, an online centralized repository for Git, enters the room* For business environments, a communication layer was missing. One of the main issues with this was reviewing changes before merging them, especially where multiple people were working on the same codebase.
Sail synthesia upgrade#
Essentially, everyone had a copy of the code and the history of changes on their computers, and if they wanted to use someone else's code or upgrade their fork (their copy), they would *pull* the changes to their machine. Git revolutionized version control with its distributed architecture, making it better suited for open-source collaboration than previous systems. However, these centralized version control systems had limitations regarding collaboration and branching. Version control systems have a long history, with early systems including the concurrent versions system (CVS) and Subversion (SVN).
It is a website allowing people to store their Git repositories and share them. Git is a tool for version control that makes it easier for developers to review and keep track of the history of changes done to the code and work on the same codebase with other engineers without overwriting each other's work. Almost everyone recognized GitHub as an excellent tool for cooperation on open-source projects, but a rare few understood that this is a tool used for versioning. Surprisingly, many people I spoke with thought GitHub is some FB for engineers 😅 also, A LOT of recruiters mixed up GitHub and StackOverflow. Ok, I hear you, it could also be GitLab or BitBucket or GitBucket (srsly, engineers and your naming😅), but you understand where I am going with this. 2️⃣ The second question I asked as part of my tech recruiting hiring was:
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