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There are a number of LaTeX packages available for writing linguistics papers. Collaborative Writing of LaTeX Documents.Scientific Reports (Bachelor Report, Master Thesis, Dissertation).Sync is pulling and then pushing to the remote.Pull is fetching and merging with the remote.The remote will not automatically accept the order, if you are not the admin of the remote repo. Push after committing, you order the remote take the changes you made.

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Merge when you let changes to code from remotes get weaved into your own code.

Commit the process of making your changes available to the remote repo.

Mostly, you will just stage all, that is, send off all changes you have made.

Stage before you can send off your own changes to code, you need to decide which chunks of code specifically to send.

Does not happen automatically! You are not importing changes by fetching, you just make your local check if anything has happened on the remote repo(s).

Fetch is the process of getting aware of any changes to code outside the local repository on your computer.

git, and your code folders are no longer a working repository. This folder includes the diff and head files that contain the whole history of changes to code so far.

git there is a hidden folder in all git repositories.

gitignore a file that contains specifications on which types of files that are not included in process of sending changes back and forth. After development, those braches are merged onto the main branch. There is normally a structure of a main branch that holds the current working version of code and then several testing branches where new stuff is developed. Branch a branch of code is a separate track or copy of the code base on which you can develop new stuff.Remotes the code on Github and on other computers.But if you have one long function after the other, you have probably violated the commandments above. One should not be too religious about this principle, though. 1 screen fits all: A handy rule-of-thumb is that the body of code (not including doc strings) in a function should fit into your screen in a readable way.If a function returns x x x, then it should not also produce lasting changes to y y y if y y y lives outside the local scope of the function. No side effects: A corollary of 1 job.Sub-tasks within the main task is delegated to other functions. That is, it should only try to accomplish one well-defined task. Code repetition induces bugs when you change code. Get rid of code repetitions by looping or create functions for the lines that are being repeated. A specific line of code must only appear once in your script. When thinking about how organize your functions and objects, few commandments that will serve you well: Docstrings: Should be written for all functions, methods and classes (see how below).

Avoid just explaining what the code does (must provide additional information).

Give each section a name and a place in the ordering.Ordered section comments: Break your code into sections.Variables, functions and methods: Lower case with potential underscores.Modules: Lower case with potential underscores (e.g.Naming conventions: Short, but also precise.Around operators with lowest priority in a calculation: c = (a+b) * (a-b) or z = x*x + y*y.Strings: Use single or double quote (be consistent).Line length: Max of 79 characters (wrap line + indent properly).

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