Start simple with Git.
With feature branches on the main branch: GitHub Flow.
But consider this ๐ค:
Why create a branch for a feature that can be built in one day?
Is it a convention we mindlessly follow or a useful practice?
Consider working directly on the main branch ๐ฏ for smaller tasks. The simplicity might surprise you. ๐ฏ
Get out of the comfort zone โ ๏ธ and question the processes. What’s your take on it? ๐ญ
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