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I’ll be starting an Android project soon to learn about Android and will be learning git alongside it.
I was curious though, what should be in the first commit? Should it be just a shell of the application? Like maybe the default files with the app info put in and such? Maybe make the class files that would be required but leaving them relatively empty?
Same questions for most projects other than this. If I’m being too vague let me know and I’ll try to clarify whatever you like.
Your first commit should be some basic structure (ie. don’t even fill in the structure – just commit the bare-bones). All commits should be relatively small changes. This will help you keep track of all the changes along the way (especially if you document what each small commit involved doing/changing in the commit information section). Also, you never want to commit something that is not working…
Cheers!