🎯 Final Mastery Project
Apply everything you've learned in a comprehensive project that simulates real-world development scenarios.
Project Overview:
You will create a complete web application project from scratch, implementing all the Git workflows and best practices you've learned throughout this course.
⏱️ Estimated Time: 45 minutes
📋 Prerequisites: All Modules Completed
🎓 Final Assessment
📋 Project Requirements
Project Setup
- • Create a new GitHub repository for a "Personal Portfolio Website"
- • Initialize the repository locally with proper Git configuration
- • Set up the remote connection to GitHub
- • Create an initial README.md file with project description
Development Workflow
- • Create a development branch for new features
- • Implement at least 3 different features (HTML structure, CSS styling, JavaScript functionality)
- • Make meaningful commits with descriptive messages
- • Push changes to GitHub regularly
- • Merge development branch back to main
Advanced Git Operations
- • Create and manage tags for different versions
- • Handle at least one merge conflict scenario
- • Use Git to revert changes when needed
- • Demonstrate branching strategies (feature branches)
Collaboration Simulation
- • Fork your own repository to simulate collaboration
- • Make changes in the forked repository
- • Create a pull request
- • Review and merge the pull request
📝 Step-by-Step Instructions
Phase 1: Project Initialization (10 minutes)
- Create a new repository on GitHub named "portfolio-website"
- Clone the repository to your local machine
- Configure your Git user information if not already done
- Create a comprehensive README.md file
- Make your first commit and push to GitHub
Phase 2: Feature Development (20 minutes)
- Create a new branch called "feature/initial-structure"
- Create an HTML file with basic portfolio structure
- Commit your changes with a descriptive message
- Create another branch called "feature/styling"
- Add CSS styling to your portfolio
- Commit and push your styling changes
- Create a third branch called "feature/interactivity"
- Add JavaScript functionality (navigation, animations, etc.)
- Commit and push your JavaScript changes
Phase 3: Advanced Operations (10 minutes)
- Switch back to main branch
- Merge each feature branch one by one
- Create a tag for version 1.0.0
- Push tags to GitHub
- Create a release on GitHub
Phase 4: Collaboration (5 minutes)
- Fork your own repository
- Make a small improvement in the forked repository
- Create a pull request
- Review and merge the pull request
📊 Assessment Rubric
Beginner (0-60%)
- • Basic repository setup
- • Simple commits
- • Limited branching
- • No collaboration features
Pro (60-85%)
- • Proper workflow implementation
- • Good commit messages
- • Effective branching strategy
- • Basic collaboration
Expert (85-100%)
- • Professional workflow
- • Excellent commit history
- • Advanced Git operations
- • Full collaboration cycle
Detailed Criteria
Repository Management (25%)
- • Proper initialization and configuration
- • README.md quality
- • Remote repository setup
- • File organization
Commit History (25%)
- • Descriptive commit messages
- • Logical commit frequency
- • Atomic commits
- • Clean history
Branching Strategy (25%)
- • Feature branch usage
- • Proper merging
- • Conflict resolution
- • Branch cleanup
Collaboration (25%)
- • Pull request creation
- • Code review process
- • Tag and release management
- • Documentation
📤 Submission Guidelines
What to Submit
- • GitHub repository URL
- • Screenshots of your commit history
- • Screenshots of your branch structure
- • Screenshots of your pull request
- • Self-assessment based on the rubric
Success Criteria
- • Repository is properly structured and documented
- • Commit history shows logical progression
- • Feature branches are used effectively
- • Pull request demonstrates collaboration
- • Tags and releases are properly managed
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