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13- < h1 > Planning, Versioning and Documenting</ h1 >
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15- Building high quality web applications requires more than nust writing code. This guide explores three
16- foundational pillar of proffesional software development: mapping user experiences with wirwframes, managing code
17- safely using Git branches, and creating clear project documentation with README files.
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24- < h2 > The purpose of a README file</ h2 >
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26- README files are the first thing developers, like us, sees when visiting a repository on GitHub.
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33- < h2 > The Purpose of Wireframes</ h2 >
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12+ < h1 > Planning, Versioning and Documenting</ h1 >
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35- A wireframe is a low-fidelity visual guide that outlines a webpage's structural framework, focusing on content
36- layout
37- and user interface functionality before design begins.
14+ Building high quality web applications requires more than just writing
15+ code. This guide explores three foundational pillars of professional
16+ software development: mapping user experiences with wireframes, managing
17+ code safely using Git branches, and creating clear project documentation
18+ with README files.
3819 </ p >
39- < a href =""> Read more</ a >
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42- < img src ="https://os.novatorsoft.com/nvs-content/medium_branch_nedir_1_a4b3ed668c.webp "
43- alt ="a diagram showing git branches " width ="700 " />
44- < h2 > What is a Branch in Git?</ h2 >
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22+ < article >
23+ < img
24+ src ="https://www.makeareadme.com/images/open-graph-logo.png?v=20181203 "
25+ alt ="a digital file icon in purple colour "
26+ />
27+ < h2 > The purpose of a README file</ h2 >
28+ < p >
29+ README files are the first thing developers, like us, see when
30+ visiting a repository on GitHub.
31+ </ p >
32+ < a href ="# "> Read more</ a >
33+ </ article >
34+ < article >
35+ < img
36+ src ="https://static-assets.codecademy.com/Courses/intro-to-ui-and-ux/wireframes/wireframe-elements.jpg "
37+ alt ="wireframe elements "
38+ />
39+ < h2 > The Purpose of Wireframes</ h2 >
40+ < p >
41+ A wireframe is a low-fidelity visual guide that outlines a webpage's
42+ structural framework, focusing on content layout and user interface
43+ functionality before design begins.
44+ </ p >
45+ < a href ="# "> Read more</ a >
46+ </ article >
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48+ < img
49+ src ="https://os.novatorsoft.com/nvs-content/medium_branch_nedir_1_a4b3ed668c.webp "
50+ alt ="a diagram showing git branches "
51+ />
52+ < h2 > What is a Branch in Git?</ h2 >
53+ < p >
54+ Git branches are a powerful feature that allows developers to work on
55+ different versions of a project simultaneously without affecting the
56+ main codebase.
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58+ < a href ="# "> Read more</ a >
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4562 < p >
46- Git branches are a powerful feature that allows developers to work on different versions of a project
47- simultaneously
48- without affecting the main codebase.
63+ This is the default, provided code and no changes have been made yet.
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55- This is the default, provided code and no changes have been made yet.
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