I think what they meant was GitHub, not Git.
A common conflation these days, and one GitHub works hard to reinforce.
Sure, but a vast majority of people who use Git will centralize it, with Gitlab, or Bitbucket, or SourceForge, even barring Github.
While the git program is allowed to be decentralized, pretty much everyone's workflow is decidedly not.
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Sure, but a vast majority of people who use Git will centralize it, with Gitlab, or Bitbucket, or SourceForge, even barring Github.
While the git program is allowed to be decentralized, pretty much everyone's workflow is decidedly not.