Distributed Version Control

Distributed Version Control (DVCS) is a method for managing and tracking changes in files, especially in software development. Unlike traditional systems that rely on a central server, DVCS allows every user to have a complete copy of the entire project history on their own device. This means users can work independently, make changes, and review version history locally. When ready, they can share updates with others by syncing their copies. This approach enhances collaboration, flexibility, and reliability, as work can continue offline and all changes are securely stored across multiple copies.