Git Happens
You’ve modified several files and want Git to start tracking them for the next commit.
What is git add?
Working software is valued more than extensive documentation.
What is an Agile principle?
This principle says software should avoid unnecessary complexity and keep solutions straightforward.
What is KISS (Keep It Simple, Stupid)?
Testing a single function or method independently.
What is unit testing?
This architecture separates application logic, user interface, and data management into three components.
What is MVC?
You accidentally committed to the wrong branch and need to bring those changes into the correct one.
What is a merge?
A team works for three months before showing any progress to the customer.
What is NOT Agile?
This principle suggests developers should not implement features until they are actually needed.
What is YAGNI?
Testing whether multiple modules work correctly together.
What is integration testing?
This architecture organizes software into layers such as presentation, business logic, and data access.
What is layered architecture?
Two developers edit the same lines of a file and Git cannot automatically combine the changes.
What is a merge conflict?
A prioritized list of work items that the team pulls tasks from during sprint planning.
What is the product backlog?
This principle states that a class or module should only have one reason to change.
What is the Single Responsibility Principle?
Testing the entire application to ensure it meets system requirements.
What is system testing?
In this architecture, applications are built as many small independent services that communicate through APIs.
What is microservices architecture?
Your teammate pushed new code to GitHub and you need to bring those changes into your local repository.
What is git pull?
A short meeting where team members share progress and blockers.
What is the daily stand-up?
This design idea divides a program so different parts handle different responsibilities.
What is Separation of Concerns?
Testing performed by the customer to confirm the software meets their needs.
What is acceptance testing?
This architecture model involves clients requesting services or resources from a centralized server.
What is client-server architecture?
A developer saves a snapshot of the project history with a message describing the changes made.
What is a commit?
A meeting held after a sprint to discuss what went well and what should improve.
What is a sprint retrospective?
When developers simplify and restructure code to improve readability without changing functionality, they are applying this practice.
What is refactoring?
The process of confirming that the software was built correctly according to specifications.
What is verification?
This design goal aims to structure a system so its components closely reflect the real-world problem being solved.
This design goal aims to structure a system so its components closely reflect the real-world problem being solved.