Git Commit-ments (Version Control)
This command copies an existing remote repository onto your local machine
What is git clone
This visual framework uses cards on a board to maximize workflow efficiency, named after the Japanese word for "signboard."
What is Kanban
This standard HTTP response status code indicates that the server successfully processed the request.
What is 200 OK?
The acronym OOP stands for this programming paradigm centered around data objects rather than functions.
What is Object-Oriented Programming?
The historical tech reason why a computer glitch is universally referred to as a "bug."
What is a literal moth trapped in a relay? (Grace Hopper's Mark II computer bug)
The stage or area where files are gathered right before you run a commit command
What is the index
A developer practice of merging code into a central repository multiple times a day, commonly paired with "CD."
What is Continuous Integration?
This widely accepted acronym stands for the architectural style commonly used to design networked hypermedia web APIs.
What is REST? (Representational State Transfer)
This specific pattern ensures a class has only one instance and provides a global point of access to it.
What is the Singleton pattern?
The programming language famously named after a classic British comedy troupe, not a reptile.
What is Python?
This powerful command rewrites history by moving a sequence of commits to a new base commit
What is git rebase
The rapid, daily synchronization meeting where team members share progress, plans, and blockers.
What is a Daily Standup?
A small piece of data stored on the user's computer by the web browser while browsing a website to remember stateful information.
What is a cookie?
In the architectural pattern MVC, these are the three components that split up software logic.
What are Model, View, and Controller?
The definitive text command traditionally used by developers as a bare-minimum test when learning a brand new language.
What is "Hello, World!"?
The phrase used when a branch cannot be automatically merged because changes conflict with existing code
What is a merge conflict
This metrics chart shows the amount of work remaining versus the time left in a sprint.
What is a burn-down chart
This foundational network protocol operates at the Transport layer to guarantee the reliable, ordered delivery of data packets.
What is TCP
The "S" in the SOLID design principles dictates that a class should only have one reason to change.
What is the Single Responsibility Principle?
(Customize this!) This is the name of our team's current primary production deployment target or server environment.
[Insert your company's server/cloud name here]
This git feature saves your uncommitted changes safely away so you can work on something else, then bring them back later
What is git stash
The practice of swarming or working together on a single computer where one person types (driver) and the other reviews (navigator)
What is pair programming?
This HTTP method is intended to be idempotent, completely replacing a target resource with the uploaded payload.
What is PUT?
This software architectural style structures an application as a collection of loosely coupled, highly maintainable, tiny services.
What is microservices?
(Customize this!) The specific legacy system codebase or feature that everyone on our team is terrified to modify.
[Insert your team's famous "legacy monster" or internal joke]