Branches, Commit, Pull Request, Merge in IntelliJ IDEA and GitHub: Example with Code

[@-leaflet]

The best video I watched on this topic so far!

[@discospiff]

Awesome, I'm very happy to hear this feedback! GitHub and branches are very useful, in every size project.

[@yakainhell]

Very clear and concise explanation with a really good example. Specially on how to use IntelliJ with Git. Thank You. One thing I would have like to hear, that in practice you don't merge your own pull requests. Someone else will review it and then merge. If you could have mentioned that I think it would be helpful to a new comer.

[@discospiff]

Thanks! I appreciate this feedback. I agree, you should not merge your own pull requests. They should be code reviewed first. I created a separate video where I talk about code reviews and GitHub, though it's a bit different than a typical code review process. kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5PKeHefqahsjpI Thanks, Brandan

[@hrishikeshh]

Simply wow. Every question I had in mind was answered here. You are a brilliant teacher. : )

[@discospiff]

Thanks! This is really good to hear! Just curious, what were the questions you had, which this video answered?

[@some_user_880]

Extremely nice! Both: material and the way of speaking are great)

[@discospiff]

Thank you! 😃 I'm happy you found this useful. It's great knowing that I can be of assistance.

[@深山养老]

Wow, thx so much Brandan for sharing. Really clearly explained.

[@discospiff]

Thanks! It's fulfilling to know when these videos help others.

[@suryaroja2305]

Thanks Brandan , Very clearly explained

[@discospiff]

Thanks for the feedback! I'm glad it helped.

[@saimamalim9861]

great explanation! Thank you for the informative video.

[@discospiff]

Excellent! I'm glad you liked the explanation. I hope you're building something great!

[@berg_ahorn]

you saved my life, thanks

[@discospiff]

I'm glad it helped! Thanks for taking time to let me know.

[@akshaykumar-cc9dh]

Very Informative and nicely explained. Thank you so much!!

[@discospiff]

Thanks! Distributed version control is a game changer in software development. Especially feature branches.

[@avinc6699]

Awesome tutorial....keep it up !!

[@discospiff]

Thanks for the feedback! I'm happy when people find my videos useful.

[@samuelsodagudi]

Clean and clear explanation👌👌👌

[@hamuelagulto796]

Very true

[@hamuelagulto796]

This what I need. Thank you

[@discospiff]

Excellent! I'm glad it helped.

[@tejassontakke1547]

Superb explnation.

[@discospiff]

I appreciate the feedback! Version control with branches is revolutionary. I wish we had it when I started programming. ;)

[@amgadmohammed6358]

Amazing video thanks a lot

[@discospiff]

Excellent! I'm glad it helped. Thanks for the comment.

[@ZeigarnikFx]

Great video thank you so much for this

[@discospiff]

I'm glad it helped! Using branches with git is revolutionary for software development, IMHO.

[@Bob-zg2zf]

Idea is very nice and easy to use.

[@discospiff]

Thanks! It's the IDE I am using in the new playlist. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bKfZhpisrdGCppo

[@royz_1]

Great Explanation!

[@discospiff]

Thanks! Glad it helped.

[@saiprasadm8472]

nice hands on

[@discospiff]

Branches are an amazing way to make our development process more efficient. I'm glad you liked the video!

[@musliminontong196]

So informative tutorial thank you so much

[@discospiff]

You're welcome! Commit/Push/Pull, Merge Request, etc., is fundamental to good Version Control, so it deserves its own video. :)

[@AjithKumar-uy4ew]

Thank you , This helped me a lot

[@discospiff]

I'm glad it helped! Branches are a valuable way to manage source code and feature releases.

[@umeshn8330]

Tanks of thanks Brandan

[@discospiff]

Thanks for watching!

[@smorti8867]

4:41 merge

[@siddhanasri9238]

Thanks Brandan, please create this for STS too, I am having merge/stash issues as it doesnt give an easy fix with a lot of snapshot

[@ed.d8065]

Thank you!!

[@discospiff]

I'm glad it helped! Branches in Git are a powerful tool in today's development environment.

[@monicam4595]

Thanks!!

[@discospiff]

You're welcome! These are really good concepts to know. I'm glad you watched the video.