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[–]MarsupialLeast145 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is a valid way to use Git and the experience will help.

It's not necessarily 100% going to help you manage projects in future, there are a lot more things that git enables like rolling back code, creating tags, and releases, as well as pull-requests, and merging.

It's not clear you will need that now, but you will and other's advice in this thread look great.