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How to Use Project Development Tools in a Remote C
  • How to Use Project Development Tools in a Remote Coding Team
  • Trello
    • Introduction to Trello
    • How to use Trello
      • What is Trello?
      • Starting up a Trello Board
      • Lists
      • Cards
  • Visual Studio Code
    • Introduction to Live Share in Visual Studio Code
    • How to use Live Share
      • How to Install
      • How to Use
      • Examples of Use Cases
  • Git & Github - Basics
    • Introduction to Git & GitHub
    • How To Use Git
      • Setting up Git
      • Creating GitHub Repositories
      • Managing Repository Access
      • Syncing with a Local Workspace
  • How to Manage a Codebase with Git
    • Introduction to Branching
    • How To Use Branches
      • What are Branches?
      • Working in Branches
      • Merging Branches
      • Best Practices For Branching
    • Git Codebase Management Cheat Sheet
  • Conclusion
  • Team Biography
  • References
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Trello, VS Code with Live share, and Github are amazing tools that allow for great team project management and productivity.

Trello alleviates a lot of stress from the project workflow that many computer science classes have as you don't have to keep all of the task management in you and your teammates head. Using the trello template to your advantage for further projects should increase productivity and keep your mind more so at the implementation then the management.

Visual Studio Code with Live Share allows for coding in groups to be streamlined and a cleaner overall process. Live Share makes it possible to code as if everyone is on the same machine, greatly reducing overall headaches by preventing any changes from happening outside of the member's sight.

GitHub makes code management and version control simple and effective. Using Git it's possible to segment projects into sections that can easily be split up and managed. It's invaluable to any large-scale program.

Using all three of these tools in tandem should greatly improve productivity and this guide should serve as a useful tool in learning how to use all of them.

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