How do you learn best?
I learn best by being able to actually work on whatever material I am working. Whether that is doing math problems over and over or trying to use setAttribute() with different elements in JavaScript as long as I can work on it then I will be able to learn it. Tutorials help and visual aids are nice but if I can't use it in an actionable way it will take me much longer to learn something.
Which resources from this document helped you the most?
The Atlassian "comparing workflows" was the most beneficial document to me. I've gone over it before and find that Atlassian explains things in a concise, easy to follow manner.
How comfortable are you with the workflow (series of steps and git commands) we use to share work and responses?
Quite comfortable. I have used git before this fairly extensively on personal projects and a few team-based projects so I know how to use it well enough to do those things. Resolving merge conflicts and rebasing are still a little shaky but I can do them, it just takes me a bit of time.
How do you learn best? I learn best by being able to actually work on whatever material I am working. Whether that is doing math problems over and over or trying to use setAttribute() with different elements in JavaScript as long as I can work on it then I will be able to learn it. Tutorials help and visual aids are nice but if I can't use it in an actionable way it will take me much longer to learn something.
Which resources from this document helped you the most? The Atlassian "comparing workflows" was the most beneficial document to me. I've gone over it before and find that Atlassian explains things in a concise, easy to follow manner.
How comfortable are you with the workflow (series of steps and git commands) we use to share work and responses? Quite comfortable. I have used git before this fairly extensively on personal projects and a few team-based projects so I know how to use it well enough to do those things. Resolving merge conflicts and rebasing are still a little shaky but I can do them, it just takes me a bit of time.