Git

In this article, we will look at several problems that every developer who uses a boilerplate can face: How to customize your project How to store it in your repository and still be able to pull all updates All app templates and boilerplates are built to implement all possible functions and features. But, of course, it’s real life, and somebody would like to change your nice fonts, colors, pictures, icons, add more pages, change the structure, database models, change styles, et cetera, not to mention the code base itself. ...

Both Git fork and clone create copies of a repository, but they offer drastically different access levels, isolation and control over the target repo. The critical difference between Git clone and fork is how much control and independence you want over the codebase once you’ve copied it.

Forking is to take the source code from an open-source software program and develop an entirely new program.