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Beginner's guide to Amazon EventBridge

Explore the features, use cases, and implementation of Amazon EventBridge to enhance your applicatio...

How to use Bazel for build and testing automation

This Guide covers the origins, uses, and key features of the build and testing automation tool Bazel

The best code review tools

Explore the leading code review tools of the year. Dive into a comprehensive comparison of GitHub, G...

Configuring Jenkins CI/CD pipelines

Explore the concepts of continuous integration (CI) and continuous delivery (CD) in Jenkins, includi...

Developer productivity metrics

This guide covers key developer productivity metrics that help in measuring and enhancing the effici...

Dockerfile secrets best practices and usage

Learn the best practices for managing secrets in Dockerfiles, including when and how to use them, wi...

Best practices for Terraform project structures

Explore various Terraform project structures with detailed examples and thorough explanations, helpi...

Gerrit Adoption: Companies, Projects, and Timelines

Gerrit is an open-source code review tool that integrates closely with Git. It has been adopted by v...

gh

gh was officially released by GitHub in February 2020. The tool aims to bring the entire GitHub work...

Git GUIs explained

Navigate Git workflows with ease using Git GUIs. Learn about the top graphical interfaces for effici...

Git merge drivers

Learn how to configure and utilize Git merge drivers for custom merging processes.

Understanding GitHub branch protection rules

Learn how to implement and manage branch protection rules in GitHub for multiple branches, using bot...

GitHub Desktop

GitHub Desktop was introduced by GitHub to provide an intuitive graphical interface for managing Git...

GitKraken

GitKraken was launched in 2014 by Axosoft, with the aim to provide a more visually appealing and use...

GitKraken CLI

GitKraken CLI is developed by Axosoft, the company behind the popular GitKraken Git GUI. Launched in...

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