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Git Workflow Stories is a practical Git learning series told through real developer scenarios.
Instead of dry documentation, this series follows a team of developers working on the same project — creating repositories, building features, fixing bugs, resolving conflicts, and collaborating through pull requests.
Each chapter introduces Git concepts in the exact situations where they appear in real development work. You will see how commands like clone, branch, commit, merge, rebase, stash, reset, and many others are used during a normal developer's day.
If you’ve ever wondered how Git is actually used inside a real team workflow, this series will walk you through it step by step.
By the end of the series, you’ll not only understand Git commands — you’ll understand the workflow behind them.
Every software project begins the same way. Someone says, "Let's build something amazing." Ten minutes later, someone asks: "Wait... who created the Git repo?" This is the story of a five-person dev
In Part 1, everything was clean. Repository created. Project initialized. Branches created. Team motivated. That illusion lasted exactly one day. Because on Day 2, the team learned an important truth:
