Git builds a distributed version controller tutorial

Git builds a distributed version controller tutorial resource introduction:

Version control is a system that records changes to the contents of one or more files so that specific revisions can be referenced in the future. Centralized version control systems, such as CVS, Subversion, etc., have a single centrally managed server that stores revisions of all files, and people who work together connect to this server through clients to retrieve the latest files or submit updates.

Course Catalog:

001.git builds a distributed version controller - Introduction -.mp4

002.git build distributed version controller-background deployment-.mp4

003.git build distributed version controller-front-end deployment-.mp4

004.git builds a distributed version controller-client use-.mp4

005.CICD-jenkins builds a continuous integration platform-introduction-.mp4

006.CICD-jenkins builds a continuous integration platform-builds git&jdk-.mp4

007.CICD-jenkins builds a continuous integration platform-builds jenkins-.mp4

008.CICD-jenkins builds a continuous integration platform-plugin management-.mp4

009.CICD-jenkins builds continuous integration platform 2.63-SSH management-.mp4

010.CICD-jenkins builds a continuous integration platform-build tasks-.mp4