Better Asset Versioning LAB

GitHub is a web-based platform for version control and collaborative software development. It hosts over 420 million repositories and serves more than 150 million developers, from individual coders to large enterprises. The platform is built on Git, providing a central place to store, manage, and track changes to code.

• Version control with Git: Every project includes a full history of changes, making it easy to revert, branch, and merge code. Teams can work on multiple features simultaneously without conflicts.
• Pull requests and code review: Developers can propose changes, discuss modifications, and review code before merging. This process helps maintain code quality and catch issues early.
• Issue tracking and project management: Built-in tools let teams report bugs, suggest features, and organize work with labels, milestones, and boards. This keeps development aligned with goals.
• CI/CD and automation: GitHub Actions allows you to build, test, and deploy directly from your repository. Automate workflows for testing, security scanning, and releases.
• Collaboration at scale: Fork any public repository to contribute, or use private repositories for proprietary work. Organizations can manage permissions and teams across multiple projects.