Across
- 2. A specific functionality or characteristic of a software program.
- 4. An operation that saves your current changes to the project's history.
- 5. The most popular distributed version control system used by developers worldwide.
- 7. A short, informal term for a repository.
- 8. A professional discussion intended to reach a business agreement.
- 10. To make code run as fast and efficiently as possible.
- 11. To improve a process by making it simpler or more efficient.
Down
- 1. Software whose source code is publicly available for anyone to use and modify.
- 2. An online service that provides storage and access for project repositories (e.g., GitHub).
- 3. The place where all the files of a project and their history are kept.
- 5. The set of instructions written by a programmer to build software.
- 6. A change or an updated version of a file or code snippet.
- 7. A person who is new to a job or field, often referred to as a "junior."
- 9. A popular platform for hosting Git repositories and managing the DevOps lifecycle.