Two years later and it's still very useful. I already have worked with master develop and feature branch. The other parts have always been a mystery to me until I watched this video. Thank you for this gitflow tutorial.

It's one of the best I've ever seen about this matter. Very explanatory and understandable!!

Nice video. This is just a note to myself that if I view this again for future reference, I should remember to click the gear icon to change Quality to HD and turn on subtitles to English (auto-generated). Your English is fine (the ORIGINAL English). It's just that I'm accustomed to American Accent English, so the subtitles help. :-)

Very hepful

When you do a hotfix, can't you just merge to main/master and then when you are ready to make a pull request for your new feature you do a git pull? Or is there a reason to manually do the hotfix to each branch beforehand? Edit: oh, I see. So you merged the hotfix to main and develop, but you do git pull with the branches that were created from develop?

If I could share some of my feedback with you... It seems a bit too fast and you skipped some commands and/or used some of these cmds without providing any explanation and lastly it's really hard to follow what you're doing/writing in your terminal due to the color scheme of it. But otherwise it's good stuff.