Yes, it is! However, as indicated in the diagram below your data is still in on the local database after you commit it and not shared with your colleagues yet. Isn’t my data already stored in a git database?
This inspires us to push our data to the next level “Remote repo” to publish it on a remote repository. I assume that you have mastered the art of editing, adding and moving your data from your working directory(filesystem) to the Staging area and finally committing it to your local repository(database). This is where the concept of remote repositories come into the picture.
GIT ADD REMOTE MASTER BRANCH CODE
Starting our discussion from here, let us focus on how git helps you to collaborate and share your work with the peers so that everybody can work on the same code simultaneously without corrupting each other’s data. Some of the key features of git are its speed, distributed nature, security, painless branching and merging along with collaborative work among multiple contributors. Git, as you know, is the most popular versioning tool used today to store, track and version any kind of data. Your work adds more value when published and shared with the world(or your team) !!! Getting started
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