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Solo Development Doesn’t Need Corporate Git Workflows

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Git is a powerful tool, but solo developers often inherit processes designed for large teams.
Corporate branching strategies solve coordination problems that an individual simply doesn’t have.
When you’re the only developer in the room, heavy processes become friction.
You don’t need gates, ceremonies, or complex merging rules to work effectively.

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Using GIT With Ansible: A Hands On Example of Enhancing Our Automated Systems

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Ansible’s real strengths are the fast speed of learning the basics and its simplicity. We all keep some configuration in a GIT service like my dot config files in Github. It is very quick and easy to automate the check out of a repository, and to distribute files from it with the built in Ansible modules.

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