Blog Post: Developing good habits by not committing code to your main branch.#51
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Created a new blog post for something that I saw recently about how you should just commit directly to a main branch and not use branches, etc.
If you only EVER work by yourself, okay, that might be alright, but I still think it's a bad practice to get people into.