Git Flow and JavaScript Coding Style

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Git Flow and Coding Style discusses Git merge vs Git rebase and JavaScript coding style. It explains how Git merge creates a new commit when merging branches while Git rebase replays commits from one branch onto another branch without creating additional merge commits. It recommends rebasing the master branch and testing before creating a pull request. It also discusses the Airbnb JavaScript style guide as a good reference for code examples and styles including ES6 standards. Yoda conditions are mentioned as a style to avoid assignment errors in conditional statements. Writing unit tests is suggested to prevent coding errors.

Git Flow and Coding Style
Bo-Yi Wu
2015/04/10

Agenda
• Git merge vs Git rebase.
• JavaScript Coding Style.

Git merge
• Create your branch
– $ git checkout –b ‘response’
• Merge from develop branch
– $ git merge develop

New commit
Merge branch 'develop' into response (HEAD, response)

git checkout develop
git merge --no-ff response

Git rebase
• Create your branch
– $ git checkout –b ‘response’
• Merge from master branch
– $ git rebase develop

Create your new Pull Request
git merge --no-ff respnse

Rebase vs Merge 優缺點
rebase merge
避免過多 merge commit log 產生 merge commit log
Branch commit log 排到最前面(方便追蹤) 依照時間排序 commit log
network graph 清楚 network graph 不易理解
各別 commit 解決 conflict 一次將全部衝突顯示
可任意修改 commit log
可合併多個 commit (避免過多無意義
commit log)

Rebase vs Merge 使用時機
rebase merge
整理 Branch commit log 主分支記錄合併 xxxx branch
非主分支開發無需記錄何時合併主分支
主分支請勿使用 rebase 合併任何分支

Develop Note
Please rebase master branch and test again
before creating new Pull Request

原先架構
https://google-styleguide.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/javascriptguide.xml

Airbnb JavaScript Style Guide
https://github.com/airbnb/javascript

Airbnb JavaScript Style Guide
程式碼範例完整
另外也可以參考 ES6 Branch

$Yoda Conditions https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yoda_conditions if ($a === ‘1’) { // code block } if (‘1’ === $a) { // code block } 程式閱讀性高程式閱讀性低$

$Yoda Conditions https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yoda_conditions if ($a = ‘1’) { // code block } 避免此種情況發生$

How to prevent the condition?
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