Remote GIT repository is a GIT repository that stores the codebase and serves as a central server from which the whole developing team retrieves files and to which they commit.
Remote GIT repositories are shared by the team and usually are not located on your computer.
Technically, your local GIT repository can serve as a remote one to other members of the team or a developer can work without a remote GIT repository if s/he works separately and shares with noone. However, these are more of an exception than of a rule.
In this chapter, you will learn how to work with a remote GIT repository from LyciaStudio:
Pushing to a remote repository
Fetching from a remote repository