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Gitflow is a proven branching model originally developed by Vincent Driessen. It provides a robust framework for managing features, releases, and hotfixes in software projects. This guide shows you how to set up Gitflow system-wide on macOS. What is Gitflow? Gitflow defines a strict branching workflow with two main branches: main (or master): Always contains production-ready code develop: Integration branch for new features Additionally, there are temporary branches for:...

Most macOS setups ship with a boring default terminal, but you can turn it into a fast, beautiful, and productive environment using WezTerm, Zsh, and a few plugins. This post walks through a full setup you can copy and adapt to your own workflow on macOS. Prerequisites You need the following on macOS before you start: Homebrew installed (package manager for macOS). Zsh as your default shell (it is the macOS default; verify with echo $0 and expect -zsh)....