My Git Aliases
A developer shares and explains their personal collection of Git aliases to streamline common version control commands and workflows.
Nick Taylor (nickytonline) is a Microsoft MVP, GitHub Star, and Developer Advocate with over 20 years in tech and a decade of open-source contributions. He shares practical insights through blogging, live streaming, and community-driven developer education.
170 articles from this blog
A developer shares and explains their personal collection of Git aliases to streamline common version control commands and workflows.
A guide to installing and using Storybook for React component development, including setup and writing basic stories.
A developer creates a Battleship game board using CSS Grid and minimal JavaScript as part of a personal challenge to build CodePen projects.
A tutorial on creating a humorous poop notification component using CSS and minimal JavaScript, built as a CodePen project.
A collection of useful one or two-line JavaScript snippets for common tasks like cloning arrays/objects, getting unique values, and flattening arrays.
A tutorial on creating a simple 5-star rating component using CSS and Flexbox's row-reverse to overcome selector limitations.
A developer shares their essential Mac setup, including Homebrew, Spectacle, and Alfred workflows for productivity and development tasks.
A developer shares their 2018 resolutions focused on open-source contributions, blogging, learning, and using tools like VS Code and TypeScript.
A detailed guide to the author's personal Visual Studio Code setup, including essential extensions, themes, and tools for web development.
A developer shares reasons to consider using TypeScript, focusing on type safety, refactoring, and editor support.