A guide on using VS Code's built-in Source Control to stash and apply Git changes without using the command line.
An overview of Azure DevOps, covering its core services, workflow, and a practical guide for setting up a CI/CD pipeline for .NET applications.
An in-depth look at Git's internal mechanics, including its object model and core workflow, with a guide to building a simplified version.
Blog author returns after technical issues, now VP at AWS, and plans regular tech content updates.
Analyzes Subversion (SVN) as a source control solution for game development, discussing its history, features, and relevance for indie teams.
Answers and historical context for a 1984 Unix/mpx exit quiz, covering early Unix trivia, commands, and Bell Labs lore.
Explores why Perforce is the dominant source control system in AAA and large-scale game development, comparing it to Git.
Analyzes Git's strengths and limitations for game development, introducing GitCentral as a tailored solution.
Analyzes source control options for game development, focusing on challenges with binary assets and team workflows.
A developer explores investigative journalism, drawing parallels between source control diffs and uncovering truth in legal documents and online comments.
Analyzes PowerApps development challenges from a DevOps perspective, covering source control, environments, and CI/CD limitations.
A developer shares a tip about a minor bug in Visual Studio Online's Git integration with Team Explorer and provides a workaround.
A developer explores using free SaaS tools like GitHub and Travis CI to build and manage an open-source project, moving beyond traditional forges.
Explains the data and access impacts of deleting a user account from Visual Studio Online (now Azure DevOps).
A guide on setting up Git for TFS projects and creating folder hierarchies using command-line Git tools within Visual Studio.
An overview of Ohloh, an open-source community site that aggregates project data, tracks developer contributions, and analyzes licensing from source code.
Explores using a TFS-SVN bridge to connect Subversion clients to Team Foundation Server on CodePlex, enabling alternative source control workflows.
