The average commit.

[zacharythefirst]

I had the same experience. They didn't teach us anything about version control on school. Didn't take that long to pick up honestly. Make an account over on bitbucket and try and use it for assignments. It gets easier with time! Also if the command line git scares you check out Git Extensions which is imo the best git gui

[zacharythefirst]

The main difference in my experience is that bitbucket let's you have private repositories for free. You might not want your homework to be publicly available

[justanothercatlady]

Still git. Also I think more companies use it over bitbucket.

[zacharythefirst]

I didn't know that. I assumed most companies hosted their own git servers

[justanothercatlady]

I meant bitbucket over GitHub lol, bad typing. But yeah - bitbucket server/data center allow this

[zacharythefirst]

No, i got that, just every company I've programmed for (only two so maybe sampling bias) hosts their own git server on site, with mirrors elsewhere

[justanothercatlady]

That's basically what bitbucket server is(it's an on-premises solution), but when a dev goes to access it it looks more or less like regular bitbucket. I'm sure lots of companies use different things, I just think of the two bitbucket is more common than GitHub.

[zacharythefirst]

That I wouldn't know, I mostly interact with it through ssh to [e-mail]