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The version control part is a very good point actually! For personal projects I just use the master branch for everything, which I just realised might be the c
by sk0g 7y ago
The version control part is a very good point actually!
For personal projects I just use the master branch for everything, which I just realised might be the cause of a few of the problems there.
To be honest, I haven't done much front-end/ user facing stuff even, aside from a few Android apps and some uni assignments. There's so much to learn and I try to stay away from JS/HTML, to an irrational degree maybe.
Do you start with git straight away though, or once it's reached a decent size where you wouldn't want to lose the progress made?
- jamil7 7y agoI would generally initialise a repo when I start the project. I would grab a gitignore from https://gitignore.io https://gitignore.io and not think to much more about it. You don't have to be super formal with your commits as you would when working with others.