Good Commit and Commitizen completely rewired my programmer's brain.

What are they anyway, and why are they so important?
How can they help us become good open and closed source citizens?
Why coding should start and not end with "git commit"?

This is a story of Good Commit and Commitizen, told through plenty of real-life examples.
But it's also much more than that.
It's a story of a sudden and unexpected personal and professional transformation.

In the talk, we will explore the psychological background of this transformation, a background that we all share.

Coding that starts_with("git commit") has the power to make you more focused and more productive.
It has the power to rewire your programmer's brain - for the sake of having more fun, focus, and productivity between your commits.

I hope my positive experience will motivate you to start rewiring your own programmer's brain :-)