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Front-End-Developer - Level 1 What is Continuous deployment (CD)? It means that whenever there is a change to the code, it is deployed or made live immediately. This is in contrast to continous integration, where code is continuously being merged in the mainline and is always ready to be deployed, rather than actually deployed. When people talk about CI and CD what they usually mean to say is that they are constantly and automatically testing their code against their tests using a tool such as GitLab CI and upon passing to a certain action. That action could be merging the code into a branch (master, production, etc), deploying it to a server or building a package / piece of software out of it. Non-continuous integration would be everyone working on something and only integrating all the work as the very last step. Obviously, that results in many conflicts and issues, which is why CI is adopted widely nowadays. What is a Commit? It’s the way you call the latest changes of source code that you made on a repository. When changes are tracked, commits mark the changes on a document. What is a Master? It’s how you call the main and definitive branch (the independent line of development of a project). What is a Branch? It’s an independent line of development. They are a brand new working directory, staging area, and project history. New commits are recorded in the history for the current branch, which results in taking the source from someone’s repository (the place where the history of your work is stored) at certain point in time, and apply your own changes to it in the history of the project. What is a Fork? It’s a copy of an original repository (the place where the history of your work is stored) that you can put somewhere else or where you can experiment and apply changes that you can later decide if publishing or not, without affecting your original project. What is a Clone? It’s to get a copy of a git project to look at or to use the code. What is to Merge? It’s integrating separate changes that you made to a project, on different branches. What is markdown? It’s a plain text format that will make any document easy-to-write and easy-to-read. What is to Push a repository? It’s to incorporate a local branch (the independent line of development of a project) to a remote repository (online version of your project). What is a README.md? It's a file in a simple format which summarizes a repository. If there’s also a README (without the .md), the README.md will have priority. What is SSH (secure shell protocol)? It’s how you call the commands that help communicate through a network and that are encrypted and secure. It’s used for remote logins and it helps users connect to a server in a secure way. Introduction to Git 80
Front-End-Developer - Level 1 What is to stage a file? It’s how you call the act of preparing a file for a commit (the latest changes of source code in a repository). Introduction to Git 81
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