If you’ve ever sat down with a more experienced developer for a pair programming session, you’d probably agree that it’s one of the most effective ways to learn, and absorb new skills, tools, and tricks. So I am very happy to present you with a new webinar that will reproduce the same feel of a live training session. This is your chance to sit beside me as I work through a typical bug-fix lifecycle from branch creation, through code review, to the final merge, using the powerful toolset that Git brings to every developer.
Thursday January 9, 9am (PST)
Join me and learn: 
- How to kick off development in a feature branch
- What rebase is, and how and when to perform it as local cleanup
- How to have colleagues to review your work via a pull request
- How to work through feedback on a pull request
- When and how to merge your work back to the development main line
- Cleanup considerations after the work is complete
This webinar assumes basic knowledge of Git, some familiarity with the command line, a programming editor, and the browser.
I will be available at the end of the session to answer any questions you might have.
Registration is limited, so reserve your spot today!
