Next Steps After Save Points

Practice at Home

• Add more features: Use the save-change-test loop to add new features to your quiz (difficulty levels, a timer, new question topics)
• Write more test cases: Can you get to 10 test cases that cover every part of your quiz?
• Practice rollbacks: Intentionally make a change that breaks something, then roll back. Get comfortable with git checkout .
• Read your git log: Run git log --oneline and see the full story of your project

Get Ready for Team Up (Next Workshop)

• Make sure your quiz app is committed and pushed to GitHub
• Think about what features you’d want a teammate to add
• Look at your file structure — which files could someone else work on without touching your files?
• Review your test cases — could a teammate use them to verify their changes work?

Explore More (If Curious)

• Try git diff to see exactly what changed since your last commit
• Ask Copilot to write Playwright test scripts based on your plain-English test cases
• Look at the commit history of a popular GitHub project — how do they write commit messages?

Keep It Safe and Fun

• Always commit before experimenting
• Test cases are your safety net — write them first
• Rolling back is a skill, not a failure
• Your git log is a diary of your project’s journey