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    @(you need an account to see links) Use git to version control your code. Then checkout different branches depending on each new feature you want to implement. If you feel like going back and forth between features, go back and forth between the branches. That way, all the changes are localized to the particular feature/branch. Then when your feature is ready, just merge your branch into the MASTER branch.
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    Quote Originally Posted by txtsd View Post
    @(you need an account to see links) Use git to version control your code. Then checkout different branches depending on each new feature you want to implement. If you feel like going back and forth between features, go back and forth between the branches. That way, all the changes are localized to the particular feature/branch. Then when your feature is ready, just merge your branch into the MASTER branch.
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    Thank you for the tutorial will check it out.

    I do have some knowledge of version control (I use bitbucket with my actual programs) but I don't have the good practice of banching and merging so this will come handy.



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