🛠️ Managing Local Development and Remote Development with GitHub 🌟

In today's fast-paced development world, using GitHub for both local and remote development boosts team productivity and code💻 quality.

🚀 This blog will cover best practices for managing local development with Remote code on GitHub. ✨

GitHub is more than just a version control system; it’s a platform that fosters collaboration among developers. With features like branching, pull requests, and issue tracking GitHub helps teams manage code changes efficiently and maintain a clear project history.

Working on the same projects with multiple developers can sometimes be complex due to conflicts. However, I follow two methods to manage local and remote development code effectively:

1. Merge Local Branch with Main Branch, Then Push to Development:🔄

This method involves merging your local branch with the main branch first. Once the merge is successful, you push the changes into the development branch.✅

• This ensures that the main branch is always up-to-date before any changes are pushed to the development branch.⚠️

• Some Times If you don’t merge your local branch into the local development branch, others won’t get the latest code.

2. Merge Local Branches with Local Development Branch then push into remote Development:🌐

• After each merge, you push the changes to the remote development branch. This way, the remote development branch always has the latest code from each local branch.📤

• This ensures that all developers working on the project have access to the most recent code from each particular local branch.🔄

• Every Morning by just creating a pull request from remote development branch everyone get's latest code.🌅

By following these methods, you can minimize conflicts and ensure that everyone on the team is working with the latest code. This approach helps maintain a smooth workflow and enhances collaboration among developers.🤝

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