You got guts Tiger! this is really helpful, detailing is amazing, Thanks buddy

Thank you so much for your constant support vaidansh, glad you liked it

Glad you liked it vaidansh

Thanks for reading it Malavi! This was my first blog, but I'm glad that you found it good, I've put some more effort into the next one, it was on Linux Basics if you're learning or want to learn Linux, this might help, Happy Learning!!

Alvaro This is wholesome!! I particularly was to mean it for the opensource workflow, I just got started with contributing to open-source projects, so when people commit to the project, it needs to be reviewed or may be requested for changes, before it's merged into the main branch, hence the way I mentioned the use of branches gives the wrong idea, so I assume rephrasing that to the open source scenario would be better, right?

So, this the tool you were talking about, I could use this instead of docker, thanks for this blog Dipankar Das Anurag Kumar

Thanks for pointing out that mistake, that's just my lack of understanding(Beginner's mistakes), what do you think, a detailed version of why git branches are used and why do we have them in the first place? would that be better? can we discuss more on this?

Glad that you found this helpful Vaidansh, thanks for appreciating the title man, Have a great day buddy 😀

Glad you liked it Kelvin, Have a great day buddy 😀

Thanks for this article Sanskriti, this is the right length it's good that you've put the workshop into this article, this is something that everyone can get back to after the workshop, keep writing, and I'm looking forward to more such in-detail articles from you. Happy learning buddy