5 Tips For Better Pull Requests

In this video I go over my 5 tips for making a great pull request. Here is the tldr:

1. Small PRs
2. Good summary / description
3. Make sure everything still works
4. Leverage descriptive commits
5. Don't take things personally

I highly recommend y'all to put these tips into practice :) Cheers

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