GitHub vs GitLab - how are they different?
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▶ TIME CODES:
00:00 Intro
00:32 What is Git?
01:10 What is GitHub?
01:28 What is GitLab?
01:46 Features of GitHub and GitLab
02:45 Interfaces
03:40 Popularity and growth
04:18 Summary of our comparison
04:39 Contact Jelvix
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▶ About this video:
Software development projects are based on teamwork. All members should freely access code written by their colleagues. It is possible with services such as Github and Gitlab that allow documenting changes in code and uploading new versions.
Both these systems rely on Git.
In a nutshell, Git is a system that stores code, tracks its changes in real-time, and synchronizes updates on local and Cloud repositories. It’s not a particular service, rather, a technology. If we take Git and GitHub, for example, GitHub is a service that uses Git – but other services can use Git as well.
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