GitHub Flow

GitHub Flow is a streamlined process for managing code collaboration and updates. Developers create a separate copy, called a branch, to develop features or fix issues without affecting the main project. Once their work is complete and tested, they open a pull request to review and discuss the changes. After approval, the code is merged into the main branch, making it part of the main project. This cycle helps teams work simultaneously on different features, ensures code quality through review, and keeps the project organized and up-to-date.