Comments by "TheEvertw" (@TheEvertw) on "Why The Hell Do You Still BRANCH?!" video.

  1. "Working in a silo" This is why I advice all starting programmers to spend at least 4 years in the secondment / consulting industry. People who spend their formative years stuck at one company stop learning far too soon.
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  2. Code in master is not necessarily code that runs in production... There usually are (automatic or manual) gates that decide when code is pushed to production, forming the deployment pipeline. By checking-in unfinished code to master, you communicate (loudly) to the team that you need help getting this code ready. Anyone can chip in after it has been checked in. Test-driven development does complement this nicely, as it will yield high test coverage.
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