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These walkthroughs give examples of how to get started with a simple collaborative workflow. If this description sounds familiar, then this series is for you!

You are looking for relatively easy ways to speed up new feature integrations, avoid merge conflicts as much as possible, and sometimes perform code reviews.

Your project is on GitHub and things are working ok, but you are looking to improve the workflow you and your teammates are using.

You have been using git for a while so you understand the basics of adding changes and commits and such.

You are working with other people on a project.

This series has been developed for folks at a particular stage in their Git usage. This multi-part series of walkthroughs will encourage you to integrate a bit more complexity into your daily git routine through the use of feature branches and pull requests via GitHub. With this extra complexity comes a much cleaner workflow that keeps you focused on just a single task at a time and helps to prevent you from stepping on too many toes when it comes to integrating changes into the code. Here we visualize these complexity particles surrounding the workflows. You might have noticed or experienced that each time, we trade a bit of an increase in workflow complexity for an increase in the capabilities of what the tool provides. Collaborating through GitHub and merging comes next.

Then, we learn a bit more about good commit messages and chunking up changesets.

We begin by just running git init on an almost finished project and adding everything with a commit message such as start. When it comes to learning Git, most folks I’ve talked to (myself included) have taken the slow and gentle path toward becoming proficient by adding it incrementally to their existing development processes.