How to use Git Flow and Become a Git Professional | Git & Source Control #14

Advance your Git expertise with our comprehensive guide on utilizing Git Flow, a workflow that enhances team collaboration and project management. This tutorial is designed for developers aiming to professionalize their use of Git, offering insights into the Git Flow strategy for feature development, releases, and maintenance. Elevate your version control practices and become a Git professional by mastering Git Flow.

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04:13 Welcome back!
04:47 What is Git Flow?
10:57 Implementing Git Flow
11:05 Development branch
12:06 Feature branches
13:20 Merging feature into development
15:29 Release branch
18:06 Another feature branch
20:35 Bugs on release branch
21:56 Merging release into main
23:31 Tagging a release
24:37 Merging main into development
27:32 Hotfix branch
29:48 Merge hotfix into main
30:26 Merge hotfix into development
32:28 Recap of Git Flow
35:05 Wrapping up!

[izumi]

Man your videos helped in my career as a iOS dev, love your video, would love to learn about SOLID principles from you because you explain things so well

[mariopereira]

Hey Nick! I noticed in the menu bar, that the date and time when you did this playlist was during a weekend. THANK YOU! for your selfless sharing of your own personal weekend and time for the rest of us to hone up our skills. The least I can do is Buy-You-A-Coffee, here it goes, on me, as a thank you.

[alisampson]

This series has really broaden my scope on using GIt & Source Control. THANK YOU SO MUCH NICK, and just to know this series starts from Beginner to Professional Level

[ScottSchwartz-Owen]

Like they said, great course again! You are the bestest teacher Nick!

[Swift_Alvar]

Thanks was good to see how its works in the real teams projects ;)

[AlessandroBellino]

Hey Nick! Loved the course, learned a lot! Thanks.

[mhunr]

Excellent playlist! I love how you discarded the bloat that is a part of the typical git course and focused on the parts of git that are used most often in teams. The playlist sits in the perfect spot between courses that explain everything but are too boring to follow and courses that only cover basic features resulting in poor understanding of the power and importance of git.