Git

Git is a widely-used, distributed version control system that tracks changes in source code, enabling multiple developers to collaborate efficiently on software projects. Git helps manage project versions, facilitates branching and merging workflows, and simplifies code review and rollback.

Example:
A web development team working on a WordPress plugin uses Git to manage their codebase collaboratively. Each developer creates their own branch to work on separate features. When a new feature is complete, the changes are reviewed and merged into the main codebase (master or main branch). If an issue arises, the team can easily revert to a previous stable version, ensuring streamlined and efficient collaboration.