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Version control during development. Which is easier for a beginner?
Good afternoon again.
Is there any codemonkey-friendly system that allows you to save different versions of the program.
And then I’m already confused in folders, and it’s not very convenient to write down what I changed and in what place.
Now it looks like this - the "folder with the date" contains the project folder and the txt file with the list of changes.
Preferably something local, otherwise it's a shame to spread your sources somewhere like github
. I work in CodeBlocks and Visual Studio Community.
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Don't be afraid to post on GitHub.
You really don't think that after you create your repository, people will immediately run there and start looking at your code?) Of course not. Without any promotion, you will have 0 visits. So feel free to use github, it is very friendly.
git
First, to work locally, you only need to know a few commands, and you don't need to complicate things.
Secondly, just a little - you can put the local developments in the same github in its entirety, with the entire history of commits, in one command.
Thirdly, after git, it will be easier to master any other version control system. And to master one of the most popular tools in development - it will come in handy for you
Git or Subversion.
Subversion is simpler (actually, it only needs 2 commands at the beginning -> commit, update)
Github is more complicated, but much more functional. Those. ideally - better than him :)
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