If you have previously worked with a JavaScript/Angular project, there is a good chance that you have some changes that broke your code and prevented it from running correctly but you were not sure how to roll back to the previous version of your code. This happens all the time to all developers, particularly in large projects or even in same projects if you are still learning how to use your tools or still learning to work with JavaScript/TypeScript or Angular.

Software developers had come up with a solution for this kind of issues a long time ago which is refereed to as version control systems. Even if you are not expert, you likely have used a version control system before in some way.

Version control systems are such as indispensable tool in modern web development that can help you solve many issues related to every tasks. Git is one of the most popular version control systems nowadays.

Throughout this tutorial, We’ll learn together from the basic steps what Git is, how to use it for your web development projects with JavaScript and Angular, and how to use it along with GitHub to collaborate with other developers that are part of your team or if you just want to contribute to other open-source projects.

We’ll learn how to create a GitHub repository, how to add your project’s source code files, and how to control your project’s history so you can “travel in time” when developing your new JavaScript or Angular project. This means you don’t have to worry about breaking your code since you can roll back to the previous version of your working code any time you need!

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Git and GitHub for JavaScript/Angular Developers with VS Code
2.20 GEEK