Why do we need version control systems for IT companies?

Version Control system:

Source control also known as version control system, it manages and tracks changes to code, documentation and other digital assets.

Needs of version control systems for IT companies 

  • Help us get things done more effectively and make it easy to reverse what we’ve done.
  • Enhance the project development speed and collaboration by providing efficient communication and assistance
  • Reduce the possibilities of errors and conflicts by allowing traceability to every small change
  • Store versions of our project properly and allow us to restore previous versions if needed.
  • Backup our work and protect it from loss or corruption.

    • VCS Tools:

    Some of the VCS tools are Git, CVS, SNV etc.

    Commands that we use in VCS:




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