Transferable production

You document and comment your code using version control in a personal and team context and communicate technical recommendations.

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Evidence

Reflection

This semester, I improved a lot in using version control. In previous semesters, I used GitHub and found it quite easy. But this time, our teachers recommended using GitLab, so I started working with that. At first, it was more challenging because I had to use Git commands in the terminal, which I didn’t need to do much with GitHub. Now, I feel much more confident using GitLab.

After getting feedback, I also started writing more descriptive commit messages and committing more often whenever I make changes. I learned how to write a good README file, how to work with branches, how to merge them, and how to solve merge conflicts when they happen.

I also improved how I organize my code. I keep my files more structured by adding comments in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. To make my CSS cleaner, I now split it into separate CSS files for different features. This makes it easier to read and find specific styles.