Git acts like a “time machine” for your work by letting you capture snapshots (commits) of your project at any moment. If you break something, you can rewind to a stable version. Want to test a risky idea? Create a branch—a parallel timeline—to experiment safely. If it fails, delete the branch; if it works, merge it into […]
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In the world of software development, terms like backend, API, and database are thrown around constantly. While they’re all critical to how applications function, they serve distinct roles—and their interdependency often leads to confusion. Let’s break down what each does, how they work together, and why even seasoned developers sometimes mix them up. 1. What Are They? Definitions Simplified
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