14. Development Workflow

14.1 Basic Cycle

1. Write down the task you want to tackle.
2. Back up the files you plan to edit.
3. Make small changes and test them in the browser.
4. When the behaviour stabilises, document the changes in your notes or Git history.

14.2 Git Quick Reference

• git status: Review modified files.
• git add .: Stage the changes.
• git commit -m "message": Record a snapshot.
• git log: Inspect past commits.

14.3 Tips for Team Collaboration

• Divide responsibilities and share which files are being edited.
• Update the README or manual with notable changes.
• Capture screenshots to communicate visual updates.

14.4 Encourage Reviews

For team projects, use pull requests to conduct reviews and maintain quality. Share feedback in the comments and verify the fixes after revisions to keep the process smooth.