In line with these practical habits, I would add the habit of thinking in commits: Even if I work on non-programming projects I put the project in a git repo and I structure my work in steps doing one thing at a time, commiting and then reviewing the changes.
Doing work without committing it after feels like I haven't finished it.
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In line with these practical habits, I would add the habit of thinking in commits: Even if I work on non-programming projects I put the project in a git repo and I structure my work in steps doing one thing at a time, commiting and then reviewing the changes.
Doing work without committing it after feels like I haven't finished it.