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Learn how to use Git and GitHub in a team like a pro (part 2)

Damian Demasi on November 22, 2021

In the previous part of this tutorial, we learned how Harry and Hermione decided to build a SaaS app to allow people to build their own potions onl...
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Chinonso Ikewelugo • Edited

I couldn't comment on the one in freecodecamp, so I came to look for this one. This really helped me. Thanks a lot!

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Damian Demasi

Thanks for your kind words! I'm glad you find it helpful!

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Hans Mills

Priceless!! Well written.

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Damian Demasi

Thanks!

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Pranu Pranav

It is not a good approach to git add . after making modifications as per git review. Just add the file that have changed.

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Damian Demasi

Thanks for the feedback!
I would use git add -A instead, now that I know a bit more about it. I'll update this article.

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Pranu Pranav

Just use git add path/file_name.

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Holiq Ibrahim

Very good tutorial, can you make a best practice tutorial for using branches?

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Damian Demasi

I'm glad you like it! I might research and write something about branches best practices in the future.

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Raja Muhammad Asher

Thank you Damian. This should be the part of onboarding process for new developers joining the team.

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Damian Demasi

Thanks Raja. That’s a good idea!

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Anil M Sirvi

First of all thank you Damian Demasi for this easy tutorial for beginners. It really helpful to fresher who are new to corporate and working with team

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Beckie

Using familiar characters and a relatable narrative, this is a great way to teach beginners. Well done!