Most large projects can’t just be built and deployed once and never to be touched again. They require consistent fixes, updates, redesigns. Instead of building one large new version and pushing that monolith to production and hoping for the best, many developers prefer to push features in more manageable, bit-sized, updates to test new ideas and catch any problems early on. The problem with this approach is if you have many people on a team all creating, pulling, and merging different branches t...