We all know that Git > SVN, right? But maybe you haven’t had time yet to fully grasp the awesome power of a perfect Git workflow. Chris Reynolds is a developer for WebDevStudios and is here to share how WDS uses Git on projects for clients like Microsoft and the United States’ National Park Service as well as collaborative development on plugins on GitHub and the WordPress Plugins repository.

1. Awesome Git Workflow for Agencies and Teams

2. Git @ WebDevStudios

3. Git Flow
http://nvie.com/posts/a-successful-git-branching-model/

4. Git Flow Theory
master
(production)
release/feature/
develop
(staging/development)
hotfix/

10. Git Flow at WDS in SourceTree (Git GUI)

11. Git Flow at WDS in SourceTree (Git GUI)

12. Git Flow at WDS in SourceTree (Git GUI)

13. Git Flow at WDS in SourceTree (Git GUI)

14. Git Flow at WDS in SourceTree (Git GUI)

15. Git Flow at WDS in SourceTree (Git GUI)

16. Git Flow at WDS (Deployments)

17. Git Flow with Releases

19. Git Bisect
Squash bugs before they squash
you!

20. Git Bisect
https://github.com/blobaugh/git-bisect-practice

21. Git Bisect

22. Git Bisect

23. Git Bisect

24. Git Bisect

25. Git Bisect

26. Git Bisect

27. Git Bisect

28. Git Bisect

29. Knock knock
Pull Requests

30. Pull Requests

31. Pull Requests

32. Pull Requests

33. Pull Requests

34. Pull Requests

35. Chris Reynolds
@jazzs3quence
https://github.com/jazzsequence
http://webdevstudios.com/team/chris-reynolds/
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