⏳ “Chronicon Publicis” 📰

Welcome to the public personal&professional “development” journal of B.F. Griffith, where you can peruse assorted reverse-chronological sporadic reflections documenting his progress over time as a practitioner of web-development+software-engineering as well as a variety of other creative disciplines, hobbies, or significant “milestone” achievements he happens to feel especially passionate about or motivated to occasionally commemorate!

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Week Seven ➙ Iron Yard Bookmark Journal

Git Flow like a laser-light-show…

  • (git log --graph --abbrev-commit --decorate --date=relative --all)
  • This week we learned about some of the convenient and rigorously version-controlled workflows available using GitFlow — check out this cheatsheet at the link below for a very nicely accessible and visual summary of its main capabilities:
  • GitFlow—cheatsheet
  • tl;dr — using this workflow on a project streamlines and automates a few git processes’ critical steps and reduces potential for human errors in some areas, especially when it comes to a large project releasing several versions and having multiple feature branches being developed simultaneously, especially by different people.