Misha Herscu git-basics-practice

[MishaHerscu]

• How do you learn best?

For this kind of thing, I learn best by doing things. I can go fastest if some content is explained, and then I get to try to actually do it. If I can ask questions, it will let me go faster.

• Which resources from this document helped you the most?

I think they were all complimentary. The "Learn Git Branching" one was really cool because the graphics live updated. I think that one was probably best, but I didn't think the explanation of "rebase" was very clear, and I wasted a lot of time on that one.

• How comfortable are you with the workflow (series of steps and git commands) we use to share work and responses?

I am fairly comfortable with the things I think we have covered so far, but I am not fully comfortable yet. Git still doesn't make me feel warm and fuzzy inside all the time, especially with the more complicated situations. For basic use cases, like forking, cloning, pushing, and submitting a PR, I am good though.

[berziiii]

You've been off to a solid start and always on point with your 'thinking ahead' questions. I would encourage you to keep that up. I would encourage you, as we discussed, to aid your fellow developers during any points of confusion. Thanks for sharing Misha.