Git is a team sport: Why we need strategies

When you start working on your first projects, Git is usually pretty simple: you write code, do a git add, then a git commit and finally a git push. Complete. You are the only author and the main branch belongs solely to you.

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do you know that? You browse through your project’s Git history and come across commit messages like “Fix” or “Changes”. In the worst case, you will only see “asdfasdf”. This might be funny at the moment, but when you start chasing a bug or trying to …