Two days have already passed since I worked as an engineer.
This is yesterday's article, if you like New engineer who will be one serving in 100 days (1st day)
I want to get used to the work little by little and contribute to the team! !! And that feeling With the feeling that I don't understand anything I will write the article for the second day.
・ Improvement of form ・ There were two improvements to the view.
Write code for the issue and send a pull request to GitHub It was a flow.
The hardest part today is Git (although I had other hardships, of course)
In the first place, when I was developing by myself, I hardly used Git, so I think I have to remember when I started working as a team.
By the way, the person who made git is the same as the person who made Linux. Is it a genius?
So today I'm focusing on Git
git is a version management system. This allows you to go back and forth between versions and modify them.
git init #Initialize repository
git status #Check the status of the repository You can check the files that have not been added
git add (File specification) #Add files to stage area
git commit #Recorded as repository history
git log #Check the commit log. When and who made the commit or merge
git log -p #Check the differences made in the commit
git diff #Show the difference between unadded files and committed ones
It's very easy, but it looks like this git commit is a one-line comment with the -m option Long comments are possible without options.
Branch There is a meaning such as branching or branch office. By branching the work, you can work independently.
git branch #View a list of branches and the current branch
git checkout -b hoge #Create a hoge branch and switch to the hoge branch
git checkout master #Switch to the master branch
Regarding brunch, I would like to summarize it again this time.
Ability to have others review the code you actually wrote This is not a Git feature, but a feature provided by GitHub
It ’s not Social coding, that is, a closed world, because this function is possible. You can now share your code in a truly open way! !! It was written in the book
Refer to the git command git add → git commit → git push origin branch name If you make a pull request on GitHub after pushing with, it's OK! This is not a code, but how to use GitHub, so it is omitted.
Because there are only things I can't do There should be a lot of joy in being able to do it. Grow while having fun. By the way, I will update it properly on Saturdays and Sundays.
** 98 days to become a full-fledged engineer **
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