Development phase

Source codeVersion control

Using Git to manage code changes, protect quality and collaborate safely.

Purpose & value

We implement Git-based version control systems that keep your codebase organized, traceable and safe. It enables teams to collaborate without conflict, track every change and roll back when needed—making it the foundation of modern development.

When to use

“To enable code reviews, release tagging and rollback safety”

“For any production-grade software project”

“When multiple developers are working in parallel”

“To enable code reviews, release tagging and rollback safety”

“For any production-grade software project”

Our process

01Set up a Git repository (GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket)

02Define a branching strategy (e.g., GitFlow, trunk-based)

03Enforce pull request workflows with review rules

04Tag and version releases for traceability

05Onboard the team with commit standards and guidelines

Who’s involved

DevelopersDevOps engineerProject manager

Deliverables

Active version-controlled Git repositoryDefined branch and merge strategyPull request and commit conventions

Case study

For a fast-moving startup with multiple developers, we set up GitFlow with branch protection rules and PR reviews. The result : fewer merge conflicts, better team visibility and a 2x increase in development velocity within two sprint cycles.

The service pack

CI/CD Pipeline Configuration

Automated build, test, and release workflows.

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Bug Tracking and Resolution

A structured approach to finding and fixing issues.

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Technical Documentation

API docs, architecture notes, and developer guidance.

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