Version Control

Version control is a system that helps developers track and manage changes to their codebase over time, allowing multiple collaborators to work together seamlessly. By using version control, startups can ensure the integrity and reliability of their software, simplify collaboration among team members, and maintain a record of changes, making it an essential tool for successful product launches and ongoing development.

Version Control

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