Explores using Asciidoctor to write and maintain technical documentation alongside source code, comparing it to wikis and markdown.
Explains the internal data model of Git, detailing what happens under the hood when you run 'git commit'.
A guide to Git basics for IT operators new to source control, covering key concepts and commands to get started easily.
A guide to establishing a productive Git workflow for development teams, covering branch strategies and best practices.
Explains the purpose and best practices for using a .gitattributes file to manage line endings and Git LFS in software repositories.
A beginner's guide to using Git and GitHub for code version control, based on a Python Frederick presentation.
A guide to enforcing consistent coding conventions across a development team using IDE configuration sharing and automated checkstyle tools.
A developer's experience and technical guide to cloning the massive Windows OS repository using Git and GVFS, detailing setup, challenges, and workflow tips.
A technical recap of the Rubrik Build Workshop, covering hands-on sessions on Git, REST APIs, and PowerShell SDKs.
A guide to using Git Hooks for automating commit message validation and enforcing corporate email usage in version control workflows.
Explains methods to securely manage secrets like API keys in .NET apps, avoiding risks of storing them in version control systems like Git.
A guide explaining how to use Git's stash command to manage uncommitted changes when switching between multiple branches.
Explores how GitHub redefined the concept of a 'fork' in git, contrasting it with traditional distributed version control workflows.
A webcast demonstrating an email-based workflow for reviewing patches in git and Mercurial, focusing on the maintainer's perspective.
A guide to using GitHub's 'Hub' command-line tool to supercharge your git workflow with enhanced GitHub integration.
Sourcehut now offers full, first-class support for Mercurial version control, matching its Git features, including CI and email-driven collaboration.
A guide on using Git's amend and rebase commands to edit past commit messages and modify files in previous commits.
Explains how Git commit dates are set locally, not by GitHub's servers, and how to intentionally create commits dated in the future.
A team shares lessons from a large ML project on organizing code, data, and collaboration using R packages and multi-user server setups.
A developer details the creative process and challenges behind designing a new logo for their tech podcast, 'No Plans To Merge'.
