If you haven’t written code on GitHub then stop what you’re doing and make something out there. (You really should have a portfolio on GitHub.)
When you’re working all by your lonesome it doesn’t come up much, but add another person to the mix and pull requests can get stressful and laggy real fast. If you’re ready to upgrade your workflow then read about the better way to merge pull requests.
If you don’t learn how to use the hub command line tool then you’ll often find yourself having to decide how bad the request has to be before you’ll throw it back for polish.
Git OCD types will be particularly gratified now they can easily tweak pull requests before merging them. Now you can fix little problems here and there while still giving proper props.
Thanks to Jamis Charles for posting this link.