@harshkhare7084

Came for a coin, and found a goldmine.

I was just searching how to write a SIMPLE message while committing a code.

Ended up learning about Conventional Commits 1.0.0 and SemVer and made my repo more professional. My project evaluator was IMPRESSED.

A big thanks to you, Bro. Keep up the good work 👍🏻

@MavMoZu

TOP was here hehe

@rabeehta222

my commit messages are always trash, this was very informative.

@danieljimenezG

I have been avoiding to write good commit messages, because we are just 2 persons. This video motivates me to do it, thank you!

@harunjonuzi

I swear i was looking at some repos in github and I really loved and was curious to know what kind of structure they were following, this video is a gem explaining everything in simple terms and examples, very well done friend!

@jsnam8139

My commit message was like "sadfjhkasfk" lol

@zafimamyjaryavitsara5312

Thank you so much ! I have an internship now and thisis very helpfull !!!

@codephil

Best video I have seen on this!! 
Would love to get a follow up with a more complex example, and maybe some more guidance on documenting things in general and using issues in github.

@phill13able

Me: "Work in progress"
        "Work in progress"
        "Work in progress"
       "Work in progress"
        "Work in progress"
...

@jacopofalcone1772

Very helpful 😃 thanks

@tonimaunde

Thank you for the video.

@ziep7457

video was good, last section lacked context, watched it twice, still didn't understand it.

@jondoe79

This channel content is precise and conscience 👍 keep it up bro.

@shis10

Amazing video

@hongbo-wei

Thank you!

@riiya7928

What's the commit name for fixing styling on frontend?

@TechReagan

This is awesome, love the way you explain things. Now I'm going to be using these conventions. 
You are the best. What's your thought on using git client?

@shubhamjain54519

2:04 why should we use imperative for the description?

@magiccubing2587

Najs👍👍

@captainobvious7898

Liked this video until you started typing yarn commands and then I got lost. I thought this is a git commit message video. What is yarn? I guess I have to go away and figure that one out and them come back.