Nowadays using Git is almost a rule and of course tools like GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket are almost a standard.

To me, it really doesn’t matter the size of the project that I am coding, it could be for my current job, a freelance one or my personal apps: I always use Git.

I think that habit is like a cane to walk the road to perfection. That’s why I do not just use Git but also always follow some best practices that I have learned.

TL;DR

1. Use branches for features, AB tests, fixes, etc.
2. Commit often.
3. Use clear commit messages.
4. Always use pull requests.
5. Keep master releasable.

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