Here you can learn about the basics of README files, wireframes, and branches in Git, as well as access to further in-depth information.
A README file is a crucial part of any project, providing an overview, setup instructions, and important documentation for developers and users. It tells others why your project is useful and how it can be used within your expectations and guidelines.
Learn more about README filesWireframes are visual guides that outline the structure and layout of a webpage before coding begins, ensuring design clarity and usability. It focuses on user flow and functionality rather than aesthetics.
Learn more about WireframesBranches allow developers to work on features or fixes independently from the main project, making version control safer and more organized. Each repository has one default branch with multiple other branches which can be merged using a pull request.
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