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I’m a git noob, and after some tutorials and messing around I got some code posted on bitbucket. Now that I have a 1.0, do I fork or branch the code to continue working? I want to be able to go back and pick out individual versions. Maybe I have to do neither, that this is just an inherent ability of git?
You do not want to fork. Forking means taking a copy of the project and developing it in a different direction, usually by different developers
Have a look at this article on git workflow http://nvie.com/posts/a-successful-git-branching-model/
The model can then be enforced by extending git with gitflow https://github.com/nvie/gitflow