One of the great strengths of Git is the multiple and flexible ways of handling remote repositories. Just like Subversion, they can be "served" out of a location, but more generally, if you can reach it from your computer through any number of ways (ssh, etc.), you can git it.
YonderGit wraps up a number of a common operations with remote repositories: creating, initializing, adding to (associating with) the local repository, removing, etc.
You can clone your own copy of the YonderGit code repository using: