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update : 23/12/2020
Git
25%
Popularity on the site
Website :
http://git-scm.com
- Google Pagerank : 8
Distributed by :
community
Licence :
GPL
Technologies :
C/C++; Perl; Other
Year of creation :
2005
Git is a distributed version control system (DVCS). In particular, it is used in the Linux kernel and for PHP. It is an open source software solution created by Linus Torvalds in 2005.
Among other functions, Git is used to “commit” locally, then to push a set of local commits to other developers. It also enables the use of a development workflow, such as subjecting a code’s transmission to approval by one of the developers. Git’s ability to easily create and administrate branches makes it a top-grade tool for open source project development.
Git is distributed under the GPL v2.
It is written in C, Bourne Shell and Perl.
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| Ohloh users rating | 4.70 (1091 votes) |
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| lines of code | 366635 lines |
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Contributors (for the 12 last months) |
173 |
| Programming Languages | C, shell script, Tcl, 14 Other |
| Tags | repository console gui vcs git version_control code scm dvcs development dscm revision_control programming collaboration distributed source_control tools |
| Download url | http://git-scm.com/downloads |
| Ohloh page | https://www.openhub.net/p/git |
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Rate this solution the 14/11/2013
“ Ancien utilisateur de SVN, passer à GIT n'a pas été simple. Il faut avouer que son utilisation est beaucoup plus complexe que SVN, et les interfaces graphiques ne sont pas "user friendly". Mais lorsque l'on commence à maîtriser les différentes commandes, on ne peut plus s'en passer. GIT est performant et déborde de fonctionnalité. Depuis que l'équipe l'utilise, on ne perd plus notre temps à résoudre des conflits de fichiers supprimés comme c'était le cas avec SVN. ”
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