- You use Git to take snapshots of your code at points in time
- Git keeps a history of what those snapshots look like
- Git has a special label, called HEAD, that means “You Are Here
- Usually you give a snapshot a label called a message
- A way to share code with others
- It uses Git to help you manage your team’s work
- An online place to store your code
- A repository is a collection of files that you’ve told Git to pay attention
- It will tell you what files have changed since your last commit. Right now, git is paying attention to 1 file (README.md)
-This tells git to include these changes in the next snapshot. Think of it as placing items into a scene to photograph
-git commit is the shutter-button to take the snapshot -m specifies the message included with the commit Think of the message as being like a photo caption