Friday, September 4, 2015
How GitHub Aims To Safeguard Your Project’s Code
Thing can get confusing in GitHub, the popular repository where as many as 10 million developers stash code, collaborate or build off of someone else's efforts. In that milieu, it’s easy for users to get lost and accidentally overwrite other people’s work. But that may change, as the organization ...
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