The version control system is an indispensable part of the collaborative development of any current development team.
The design goal of SVN is to replace CVS. Most of the free version control services on the Internet are based on Subversion.
Git is an open source distributed version control system, used to effectively and quickly handle version management of projects from small to very large.
CVS is an old version control system. It is based on client/server behavior so that it can accommodate multiple users and it is also convenient to form a network. This feature makes CVS the first choice when people in different locations work on data files (especially the source code of a program) at the same time.
There are many other lightweight or large-scale version control systems. So in the field of front-end development, which system is used more often, and what are the advantages and disadvantages of each?