November 2010
Beginner
160 pages
2h 50m
English
Working by yourself on a project with no version control, you hack a little, test it out and see whether it does what you want, tweak a few more lines of code, and repeat. Adding version control into the mix, you start committing those tweaks to keep a record of them. The high-level overview of Git’s general workflow is shown in Figure 1, The Git workflow.
My standard day working with Git goes something like this: I fetch all the changes from the other developers on my team to make sure I’m working with the latest code, and then I start working on the user stories I have ...
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