$ npm install
$ npm run dev
This contains the 12 days subsite, a list of icons and stylesheets, templates, etc. as well as react atoms and molecules.
You can find interface expressions translated into both languages in the locale folder in their respective languages.
The main branches have their own names (master and deploy). The legacy Polly branch will likely be deprecated. Those do not require any naming convention.
Branches that have a one-time, quick and simple use like update-next, fix-something can be left simple with hyphens
If a dev needs to work on an issue or experiment on a feature, it is recommended to identify the issue number, a quick description of the change and if needed, initials such as 110-fix-brokenlinks-sj. That way it is easy to know what is being worked on, to get the documentation from the issue log and who is working on it in case you need to ask questions. Obviously if you plan on not being working on it alone, no need for initials.
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