The Minimum Viable Commit

When working with code, find the Minimum Viable Commit. A commit will tell part of the history. If you are reading the project timeline, you are able to read the code evolving in each one of the commits.

You should not do a commit where you execute more than one task. Show what’s happening and that’s moving with your code.

Build your code like a chess move.  When working on a delivery task, we are trying to prove something, with code. What is it? Start your code with an “assert something” inside an automated test. Later move to understand action and the the setup.

— Daniel Wildt

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