Daily Software Tips & Tricks

Ever found yourself halfway through a feature only to realize you’ve made three different unrelated changes? Instead of committing everything at once, use `git add -p`. This opens up 'patch mode,' which lets you review each 'hunk' of code and decide whether to stage it, skip it, or even manually edit it. It’s a lifesaver for keeping your commit history clean and readable.

Don't just blindly stage every file. Taking those extra few seconds to review your changes piece-by-piece ensures that no accidental console logs or temporary 'TODO' comments sneak into your main branch.