githubvisual

Git Visualization Using Stacks

This repository demonstrates how Git works internally using the Stack data structure. It provides a simple visualization of how commits, branches, and undo operations function in Git by modeling them as stack operations.

🔍 Concept

Git follows a Last-In-First-Out (LIFO) approach in many operations, similar to a stack. This project visualizes how commits are pushed onto a stack and popped when rolling back changes.

🛠 How Git Relates to Stacks

• Commits → Pushed onto the stack.
• Undo (Revert/Reset) → Pops the latest commit.
• Branches → Represent multiple stacks, allowing diverging paths.
• Merging → Combines stacks into a single branch.

📌 Features

• Simulates Git operations using a stack.
• Visualizes commit history as a stack.
• Supports undo (pop operation) and redo.
• Demonstrates branching and merging using multiple stacks.

😊 Collaborators

• Jayanth-Rookie : https://github.com/Jayanth-Rookie
• Hiral K Jain : https://github.com/hiralkjain
• HemanthBD2005 : https://github.com/HemanthBD2005
• Ganash B :

🚀 Getting Started

Prerequisites

• HTML CSS JAVASCRIPT
• Basic understanding of Git and Stack data structures

Installation

Clone this repository:

git clone https://github.com/BhuvanR75/githubvisual.git

Visit The site

https://bhuvanr75.github.io/githubvisual/