An index of the HomeLibrary application posts can be found here.
Up until now, I have been performing commits against the master branch (and pushing to origin/master). But I recently came across this branching guide which made a lot of sense to me. You can download a pdf of the diagram here. As I am simulating a proper development process with the HomeLibrary application, I thought I should probably use some sensible branching principles.
So, my first (and only) step at this point was to create a development branch called develop and to commit my development work against that. I’ve also tagged the commit where the code branched as v0.1.0.0.. Had I been following this guide from the start, that tag would be my very first commit. Anyhow, I’m on track now with a branch/release management strategy. If I was to carve a snapshot out of that diagram, what I have done so far would be:
My next post will be a slice through the layers to display some simple data on a form; kind of a litmus test for my architecture so far.
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