1. Developed by: GitLab was developed by Dmitriy Zaporozhets and Valery Sizov. 2. Open source: GitLab is open-source for community edition. 3. Public Repository: It allows users to make public repository. 4. Private Repository: GitLab also provides free private repository. 5. Navigation: GitLab provides the feature of navigation into the repository. 6. Project Analysis: GitLab provides user to see project development charts. 7. Advantages: - GitLab is freely available and open is source for community edition - It is a cloud-native application and is highly secure. 8. Disadvantages: - GitLab is available with many bugs and it makes user experience sloppy. - It is difficult to manage code reviews for the first timers.
1. Developed by: GitHub was developed by Chris Wanstrath, Tom Preston-Werner, P. J. Hyett, and Scott Chacon. 2. Open source: GitHub is not open source. 3. Public Repository: It allows users to have unlimited free repository. 4. Private Repository: GitHub allows users to have free private repository but with maximum of three collaborators. 5. Navigation: GitHub allows user to navigate usability. 6. Project Analysis: GitHub doesn’t have this feature yet but they can check the commit history. 7. Advantages: - It helps us create an organized document for the project. - It is used for sharing the work in front of the public. 8. Disadvantages: - There is a limited private repository. - It supports only Git version control.
git init (pour initialiser une repo)
git clone URL . (pour se baser un dépot distant et le modifier)
git add . (pour ajouter des fichier pour être commit)
git commit -m "" (pour enregistrer les modifications avec un message)
git push (pour envoyer les modifications au serveur git)
git status (pour afficher le statut des fichier)
git remote -v (vérifier si le fichier est une repo)