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| - | ====== Github Asynchronous Workflow ====== | ||
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| - | One of the advantages (and features) of using git is that you're able to more easily split up the work between you and other members of your team. This page will talk about how you can use Github to work asynchronously. | ||
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| - | - Figure out what you want to work on | ||
| - | - Create a new branch for your work | ||
| - | - Do some work | ||
| - | - Push up your branch when you're finished working on it for the day | ||
| - | - Go to the repository in GitHub and submit a pull request for that branch | ||
| - | - Name it with that feature that you're working on | ||
| - | - "Re-design for front page" | ||
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