Getting familiar with PRs and their importance

You and your friends decide to create a one-page biography website to share your stories. Each of you has a section on the page where you can tell your own story. You’ve thought of adding a new section to your part of the page so that you can share what you do. But before doing that, you’d like to get some feedback from your friends and maybe have them help you pick an experience to display. How do you go about this in a well-organized, collaborative manner? How do you do that in a structured, clear, and collaborative way? This is where PRs come into play.

When you submit a PR on GitHub, you’re not just proposing code changes – you’re inviting your teammates to discuss your ideas and review the code together, ensuring it’s good to go:

Figure 5.1 – A team working on a one-page portfolio

Creating a new PR

When you’re ready to add new features or make...