I'm starting a greenfield project and I'm terrified.

Published on August 04, 2020 and filed under Software engineering
Written by Jonas Drieghe and will take

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It's important to have an agreement within your development team on what type of branching strategy to use. We'll go over some of the pitfalls when thinking about branching models.

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Jonas Drieghe

With four kids to look after, Jonas knows how to take care of his colleagues by trying to make them better at what they do.

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