A Clone Project 2

We've started this project with four members. One of us has great knowledge and naturally she became a leader.

Here's our plan:
Week 0 - Decide what webpage we clone
Week 1 - Decide libraries and frameworks to use
Assign each member sections to work on
Week 2 - Finish coding and merging on GitHub
Week 3 - Complete our project

We've had three meetings so far. We discussed details, we practiced fetching, pulling, pushing, and merging as well as resolving a merge conflict, and we tried to familiarize ourselves with issues.

I never get overconfident on anything, but I found that I knew much much much much less about GitHub than I thought. I was especially misunderstanding branches and Gitflow, so I list all that I've learned.

GitHub / repository

main = default branch
When we create a repo, we get one base branch.

head branch (We name the branch)
We create a new branch to work.

FLOW
main -> create a new branch -> add/code
-> "put it back to main" = merge/pull request
-> delete the head branch

Command Line / Terminal

$ git branch --List all branches
main --Green means the current branch
example1

$ git checkout example1 --Switch branch

$ git checkout -b example2 --Create + switch to a new branch

( code -> git add . -> git commit -m "add some message" )

$ git checkout main --Move to a main branch to pull

$ git merge example2 --Better to check the current branch

$ git branch -d example2 --Delete example2 branch

$ git push --Might get an instruction. Follow it

GitHub / repository

When merging with admin, make sure to choose develop, not main

We completed this project without any merge conflicts. We were happy with our project. Throughout this group project, I learned a lot about how to use GitHub, how to work as a team, and how to write clean, readable code