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338 Stories To Learn About Github

by Learn RepoMay 2nd, 2023

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Learn everything you need to know about Github via these 338 free HackerNoon stories.

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Let's learn about Github via these 338 free stories. They are ordered by most time reading created on HackerNoon. Visit the /Learn Repo to find the most read stories about any technology.

If Hacker Noon community built something using GitHub and wrote about it, you will find it right here. (Psst, if you did the same, we’d love to hear from you too)

1. How to Delete Commits From Remote in Git

This article explains how to remove commits from a remote server in Git.

2. 19 GitHub Repositories to Make you a 10x Developer

Invaluable pointers about repositories on GitHub that offer immense value to developers that are at the early stages of their journey.

3. Automated Testing with GitHub Actions

Hands-on tutorial on automating your unit tests using the CI/CD platform GitHub Actions.

4. Code Reviews: Tips On Getting More Feedback

Nobody leaving comments on your code reviews? Try out these 3 tips on getting eye balls on your pull requests

5. Clean Stale branches with Github Actions

Automate staled branches management routine with Github Actions.

6. Customize Oh My Zsh with Syntax Highlighting and Auto-Suggestions

As a developer, we spend a lot of time working on the terminal and having personalized shell makes the working environment perfect, decreases frustration and also, increases productivity.

7. Introducing FBSQL: Frontend Backend SQL Server

Work (secure) with your backend database within HTML

8. A Starting Point For Building A Mind Garden in 11ty

There's a trend growing called mind-gardening. Some refer to it as evergreen note-taking, while others use the term "building a second brain".

9. Time to Rewrite your Git History Effectively with git reflog

In this article, you'll learn how to utilize git reflog to re-organize and rewrite your Git commit history effectively and easily.

10. How to Create a Bug Report Form in GitHub

GitHub has got a feature that allows you to make forms for issues. In this article, I show you how to create a bug report issue form.

11. 10 Python Projects with 10 Lines of Code

I faced a problem when I started learning programming. That problem was: I thought needed to have deep understanding in every field to do projects and make cool stuff. So I started learning coding seriously, but after a few week I lost my motivation, as it was not clear to me that how coding is going to help me make something that I'd like.

12. How to Deploy a React App to GitHub Pages

This article outlines how to smoothly deploy a React App through Github while avoiding common problems that such a process is likely to cause for you.

13. Security Could be the Proverbial Straw that Breaks the Open Source Community’s Back

Corporations are in a race to embrace open source, with 2018 being a stellar year for acquisitions of companies that support the use of open source software.

14. GitHub Security: How To Protect Your Company From Credential Leakage

Disclaimer: I am the CEO of GitGuardian, which offers solutions for detecting, alerting and remediating secrets leaked within GitHub, therefore this article may contain some biases. GitGuardian has been monitoring public GitHub for over 3 years which is why we are uniquely qualified to share our views on this important security issue.

15. 10 GitHub Repositories to Follow

GitHub is a well-known platform to share all kinds of technologies. The following article contains the 10 most widely used GitHub repositories.

16. Treasure Hunt: 5 Juicy Repos on GitHub

17. How I Built a Spring Boot Application that Handles Requests for a Telegram Bot

I chose Spring Cloud for the architecture of my Kotlin pet project and it was right. What conclusions have I drawn?

18. Write Git Commit Messages That Your Colleagues Will Love

Git commit messages are how we communicate to our future selves. In this post, I'll share the three most important rules when creating a commit.

19. GitHub is Amazing, but its Terms of Service is Extremely Concerning

Lots of websites have a termination clause, even Hackernoon, however, when it comes to the case of open source software this can be extremely concerning. The reason goes much deeper than you think.

20. Managing NPM Dependency as A Professional

Why do we talk about project quality and technical debt so much? Because this directly or indirectly affects the speed of development, the complexity of support, the time to implement new functionality, and the possibility of extending the current one.

21. Can You Restore A Deleted Commit on Git?

Git became already a standard in software engineering. There is no need to talk about the importance of the version control system nowadays. Even more, it is hard to imagine any kind of project without it. Constant changes to the code and continuous release cycles require that.

22. Top 10 Python Frameworks Ranked on Github

Here is a list of the ten highest-ranked Python frameworks on GitHub.

23. Doc-as-Code: Managing Content is Easy When it’s Distributed

Few months back, I got a call from GitLab for a technical writer position. One of the question was about treating document as a code and what’s my view on that. The question was about treating document as part of a continuous integration and continuous deployment system. That question came at the time when I wasn’t treating doc as code and ironically, I now have a perspective.

24. How to Make a Rockstar Github Profile README

Show off your Github activity, latest blogs, Spotify streams, and much more with dynamically updating GitHub Profile READMEs!

25. How To Rename Your Git Repositories From "Master" to "Main"

Until recently, almost every Git repository had a default branch named "master". But thankfully, as part of a movement to make the tech industry more inclusive and open, many software teams and open source projects are moving away from this unhealthy naming.

26. Cherrypy Introduction: Simple Python Library for Quick Application Development

For day to day work in dev-ops or for testing team , we need to put stub in between some application to fill the gap for the application which are not present on local testing lab , for that we need to put some stub so that it can mimic like actual application .

27. How To Push To Git When Your File Is Too Large?

Pushing to git when a file is too large (more than 100MB)

28. How to Publish a Book with GitBook CLI and GitHub Pages in 7 Minutes

Publishing a book or documentation online has never been easier than it is today.

29. Pixelated Social Media Icon GIFs: Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, GitHub, YouTube and Instagram

Hacker Noon has a new Giphy account. Our first 30 GIFs have created over 2.2 million views. These popular social media icons have been pixelated, greenified and GIF-ed:

30. Publishing A Three.js Project On GitHub Pages

Looking for a way to showcase your Three.js projects for free? Use GitHub Pages.

31. Basic Git Workflow For Beginner Software Developers

Make it a habit to run git status before doing anything on a repository. I just learned this today and wanted to write it down to make it stick on my mind - or get familiar with it.

32. How To Get 700+ Github Stars in One Week

How to quickly get your open source product promoted on GitHub.

33. Using Reddit & Twitter to Make Your README More Effective

Many lessons from my time at university have stuck with me throughout the years. One of the most important was in regards to technical writing (thank you to my CS 787 professor).

34. How To Scrape Amazon, Yelp and GitHub Profiles in 30 Seconds

The most talented developers in the world can be found on GitHub. What if there was an easy, fast and free way to find, rank and recruit them? I'll show you exactly how to to this in less than a minute using free tools and a process that I've hacked together to vet top tech talent at BizPayO.

35. Why You Can Sometimes Use git push -f: Rewriting Code Repository History

One of the first admonitions that a young Padawan gets together with access to git repositories is: “never use git push -f”. Since this is one of the hundreds of maxims that a novice software engineer needs to learn, no one takes the time to clarify why this should not be done. It’s like with babies and fire: “matches are not toys for children”, and that’s it. But we grow and develop both as people and as professionals, and one day the question “actually, why?” may arise.

36. Managing a GitHub Organization With Infrastructure as Code

This post will share our experience in adopting infrastructure as code (IaC) to manage GitHub organization resources.

37. Git Branch Naming Convention: 7 Best Practices to Follow

Git branching naming conventions support the organic growth of a codebase in a systematic way. It helps in separating the work strategically.

38. Guide to GitHub’s Student Developer Pack in 2020

In this article I'll be walking you through the complete process of availing and unboxing the Github's Student Developer Pack. This article is especially for developers who are currently in enrolled as a student in some University or College. And if you are Student, Github's Student Developer Pack is one of the best resources that you can avail as a Student. It will help get students start out as developers.

39. Github Actions auto split of slow RSpec test file in parallel jobs for Ruby on Rails project

How to run slow RSpec test files on Github Actions with parallel jobs by doing an auto split of the spec file by test examples

40. How to Clean Your Git History

An informal talk about some very useful git commands.

41. How to fix Security Vulnerabilities in NPM Dependencies in 3 Minutes

Hola people!!! 🥑

42. Share All Your Cool Tricks and Tips for Using Git and GitHub Effectively [Writing Prompt]

If you’re interested in writing about Git as in the process of learning, developing the code and the job interviews, feel free to use these writing prompts.

43. Git and GitHub Explained

A brief introduction to Git and Github, two services that the vast majority of developers are intimately familiar with thanks to how incredibly useful they are.

44. GitHub Actions: How To Deploy To Google Kubernetes Engine

GitHub actions and workflows are great. We use them to deploy a web app to different cluster environments and I want to show you how we did it. Hopefully, this helps to simplify your deployment process as well. I’ve also written a companion article that describes our GitHub workflows for continuous integration.

45. Proudly Wear Your Contribution Map

Currently We're creating a project that gives people an opportunity to wear personalized merch that reflects their interests, values and hobbies.

Our first launch is GitMerch.com (promo code = SALE20), where everyone can print a T-Shirt with his own contributions map on it.

46. GitHub's 32 Most Popular Ruby on Rails Repositories ( July 2019 )

This is the list of the most interesting and useful Ruby on Rails open source projects on GitHub collected on July 22. The key criterion I was following while completing my list, was the buzz around the project, its purpose, and prospects, and the date of the update to make sure that the project is still in work and in use.

47. Hacktoberfest 2021: Everything You Need to Know

Hacktoberfest is something you're gonna hear a lot about in the coming month. This open source celebration will be hosted by Digital Ocean for the 8th year.

48. Hosting an Angular application on GitHub Pages using GitHub Actions

Application example built with Angular 15 and hosted on GitHub Pages using GitHub Actions.

49. How to Help the Dev Community by Solving your Own Problems

How to continue to use Open Source developments in 30 years - a brief instruction for use.

50. Why Taking Good Notes is Critical For Developers

Why taking good notes is critical for a software developers?

51. Basic Git Commands

If you’re a Software developer, you cannot live without interacting with Git and it is never too late for anything!

52. Learn How to Stop Tracking Files After Adding It to .gitignore in 4 Steps

When a file is tracked, adding it to .gitignore will not cause it to go untracked. Learn how to untrack a file that you have recently added to .gitignore.

53. Adding Test Coverage Badge on GitHub Without Using Third-party Services

It’s easy to add test coverage on GitLab using the built-in feature.

54. How To Delete Files or Folders From Remote Git Repository

GIT is great, it has made collaboration with other developers so easy, I can’t thank GIT enough. But GIT is vast and not every command remains on my mind. I find myself googling over and over again to get that right GIT command that can solve my problem.

55. 12 Techniques We Used to Get 4.7K+ GitHub Stars for Our Open Source Project in 6 Months

This article explains ways to get more visitors to your GitHub repository by following some best practices.

56. How to Authenticate Your Git to GitHub with SSH Keys

Authenticate your local machine git's to GitHub using SSH authentication. You do not need to type username and password anymore with this easy addition.

57. GitHub Pages is a Great Way to Host a Server

Hosting serverless applications outside of cloud on a home server.

58. How to Become an Open-Source Developer

There’s no company or startup which is ready to risk a lot of funds for a software project if there is a cheaper alternative.

59. Chrome Extention That Will Enable Dev Snippets on Google Search Results

Are you too lazy to click on search results to see the actual Stack Overflow answer, npm install instructions or the GitHub repo's README.md file?

60. RE: "39 Web Developer Tools You'll Want to Take With You Into 2021"

I think many people forget to appreciate how much complexity dev tools mitigate for us. I can't imagine code collaboration without Git 😄for example.

61. Why We Need Open-Source Spirit

We have gone through an era in which software and the Internet have devoured the world, and now we are all enjoying the convenience brought by software and the Internet. After returning for a few years, we can not imagine that express delivery is so convenient now, and takeaway is so convenient, everything is completely different from before. Even when we went out for tourism, a new model Airbnb or short-term rental appeared. In the old days, few people could imagine that there are so many people who rent out their free houses or even rooms for tourists. This was impossible to imagine before the prosperity of the Internet and software.

62. Why Git Is A Great Documentation Management Tool

Sometimes not only documentation but also the process of working on it may be critical. For example, in the case of projects, the lion’s share of the work is related to preparing documentation, and the wrong process may lead to errors and even loss of information, and, consequently, loss of time and benefits. But even if this topic is not central to your work, the right process can still improve the quality of the document and save you time.

63. We Ditched Jira and Started Using GitHub as Our Project Management Tool

Developers already have GitHub open and are using it daily. Therefore, it seems only natural to use GitHub as a project management tool.

64. How I Migrated My WordPress Site to GitHub Pages

A short article about how I migrated my WordPress site to GitHub Pages

65. Undoing a Git Pull

66. EagleEye Introduction: Outdoor Video Surveillance Analytics & Facial Recognition Software

I did lot of research as well developed this software system using various Machine learning methods. I have spent around one year on this project to implement this technology for a local state government. Unfortunately It didn't materialised. But I am interested in contributing to open source community. It can accurately identify, segment, recognise objects in video feeds (92 types of semantic attributes of a person in video feeds). The most interesting part is the accuracy of our facial recognition of wild shots from street cctv cameras.

67. 15 Essential GitHub Repos for Web Developers in 2021

Using Github Repositories can be a helpful tool to learn coding. Here are 15 Most Valuable GitHub Repos for Web Devs in 2021 and what you can learn from them.

68. 4 Ways to Run Your AWS Amplify Project From An Existing GitHub Repo

4 Ways to run amplify project from existing GitHub repo.

69. Best Practice For Code Reviews In Engineering Teams

Code review is one of the most important practices engineers should have. Learn what we think are the most important principles in good code reviews.

70. Understanding the Staging Area in Git

In this article, we will be discussing the staging area in Git and how it is a fundamental part of version control and can be used effectively in git.

71. 7 Rules for Writing a Good Commit Message

In this article, we’ll outline a widely accepted yet simple format for good commit messages.

72. How Using Self-Hosted GitHub Runners Can Save You a Fortune

[73. Our GitHub Org. qxresearch Got 2k+

Views in 3 Days](https://hackernoon.com/our-github-org-qxresearch-got-2k-views-in-3-days-dn1y3tw1) I've created a GitHub Organization named qxresearch which is officially part of Mozilla Campus Club. In this club, members get a chance to develop their own projects with us and contribute to our projects. Being the lead of the club I've arranged a event on 10-projects-10-Lines-of-Code.

The aim the event was to prove that we can built something really cool with the programming knowledge we've. It won't take thousands of lines of code to make GUI based python app.

I made a tutorial video explaining how the code works and how we can use those to solve real-life problems.

74. Level Up Your Github Profile Page in Three Easy Steps

Whether you're looking for a new position and want to stand out or you just like to make cool things, GitHub offers you the tools to get your own customised welcome message, like this.

75. How to Get Your Dev Blog Noticed in 2021

How to write and share technical software development articles in 2021.

76. Using Git Hooks for Automated Secrets Detection

Git hooks are extremely useful in the journey to replace as much of the human factor in the process of secure development as possible.

77. Algorithms and Data Structures Implemented in ES6 JavaScript

Hello Readers! I’ve launched JavaScript Algorithms and Data Structures repository on GitHub with a collection of classic algorithms and data-structures implemented in ES6 JavaScript with explanations and links to further readings and YouTube videos.

78. [Announcement] NEM is Launching The Symbol Blockchain with A Native Token (1 XEM = 1 XYM)

The NEM blockchain has come a long way since its launch back in 2015. As one of the earliest and most prominent blockchain platforms, it has built a solid community globally, with XEM.

79. New Season, New Features: Spring is Here and so are Our Updates

Hey there, Hackers. It’s time for our regular updates on the fun new features deployed in the past two months. As always: a big thank you to our devs team!

80. Open Source at Tech Giants: Get New Published Repositories Daily

Are you actively looking for an awesome opensource project which is maintained by a company like Microsoft, Google, Apple, Facebook, and co and is at the beginning of an engineering phase or just looking for newly published open-source projects by companies to keep up to date with new frameworks, tools, etc?

81. Using GitHub Actions To Publish NuGet Packages [A Step-by-Step Guide]

In the world of DevOps automation, manually creating and uploading packages felt so old-fashioned (don't get me started on Azure Devops).

82. How to Avoid Git Disasters (Gitstasters) Part 1: Git Reset

Deepen your understanding of git internals and learn what to do when you wish you had the opportunity to go back in time and fix your mistakes,

83. The Markdown Test

As an investor, I am focused on what I think of as ‘technical tools.’ That is, tools that either help developers build or deploy code, or tools that help pseudo-technical users do developer-like things. There are some edges for this where it’s hard to delineate what is/isn’t a tool for a technical user, especially in the collaboration space. In fact, much of my thinking here stems from the question, “so does this include stuff like Slack?,” which comes up a surprising amount in conversation.

84. GitHub Free Security For Repositories Tools Roundup

85. 10 Repositories that Will Transform the Way You Approach Technical Interviews

A complete computer science study plan to become a software engineer. This GitHub repo will take you from ground level to advanced concepts.

86. Celebrating 10,000+ stars on GitHub repository⭐ ❤️️

Postwoman is celebrating the milestone of reaching 10,000 GitHub stars 🎉

87. What I Learned From Making My First Open Source Contribution

The sheer idea of the magnitude of impact you making by just contributing to an open-source project is breathtaking. Imagine software that runs on thousands and thousands of users’ machines and imagine that little feature you made last week is running on all of them.

88. How to Improve Your Github Profile

Having a nice resume is good, However, that doesn't cut it anymore. A good way to impress people including potential employees is to have a great Github profile

89. Understanding the Open Source Culture: Best Practices to Contribute Effectively

Here are some of the best practices that you can take up for your next open source contribution.

90. Using Git Merge to Merge Changes from other Branches

Git provides a powerful tool by letting us create branches

91. 5 Web Dev Tools To Improve Your Productivity

Time is always a scarce resource for developers. From aggressive deadlines, to multiple projects, to unexpected requirements, our time is constantly in demand. That's why we're always on the lookout for tools and processes that help us boost productivity. In this article, we'll look at five web development tools that might just give you that extra boost in productivity you need.

92. 🤩 24 Coolest VSCode Extensions That Will Rock Your World 🛠

Are you looking for the amazing VS Code extensions for your web app? Then Here is the amazing collection of the best vs code extensions of 2020.

93. How I Can Distribute Software Without it Being Blocked by Google?

I'm an open source software developer, and for the past fifteen years, I've been distributing my software on my website.

94. Using GitHub Protected Branches to Make SOC 2 Audits Suck Less

“Hey, can you meet with our SOC 2 auditors’ for a couple of hours next week to talk about our SDLC process?” Oh no! This question continually causes heartburn and eventual headachesfor software engineers. Spending multiple hours in a conference room explaining to auditors how your team deploys changes, what a pull request is and explaining how infrastructure as code works is not how engineers would describe a productive afternoon.

95. Introduction to Git Bisect: Find Commits that Introduced a Bug

The Git Bisect command uses a binary search algorithm to find which commit in your project’s history introduced a bug.

96. The Ten Most Starred Github Repositories

As we know, GitHub is a collaborative platform for developers, it lets us work together and contribute to the community as well. It also allows us to make repos

97. 12 cool things you can do with GitHub

I can’t for the life of me think of an intro, so…

98. How to Really Use Git: 10 Rules to Make Git More Useful

Git is awesome if you know how to use it effectively. It's not just a backup system! Here are 10 best practices for version control with Git.

99. A Guide on Finding 🔎 an Open Source Project to Contribute to

Finding the right project is a common obstacle that everyone faces; you’ll either find projects that are very large or projects that are dead.

100. The 10 Best GitHub Repositories for Data Science Learners

Sharyph goes over 10 great GitHub Repositories for Data Science Learners.

101. How to Integrate Github with Google Sheets Using Choreo

A step-by-step tutorial on how to integrate Github with Google Sheets!

102. 7 Ways You Can Use Git to Boost Productivity

Git is the most popular source control system. In this post, I'll show some of these features that will make your work easier when using Git.

103. How to Find The Right Sponsors for Your Open Source Project

The ongoing maintenance and growth of open source projects are clearly in the best interest of the software companies using them. And yet, raising money for an open-source project is difficult, and many developers struggle with finding the right sponsors for their projects. What is the best way to get the resources open source developers need to keep developing?

104. Get Better at Using React Library And Continuous Deployment

How To Master React Library And Continuous Deployment

105. Understanding Open Source Contributions

Open source code is code that is freely accessible to everyone and is generally developed and maintained by the general public.

106. How to Implement JSON Web Token (JWT) in Java Spring Boot

JSON Web Token or JWT has been popular as a way to communicate securely between services.

107. A crash course on writing a better README

In the wake of the Hacktoberfest we’ve seen a huge growth in open source contributions. The open-source community has opened over 400 000 pull requests during October alone. That’s insane!

108. Open Source Contribution for Dummies: A Quick Guide for Beginners

There are some unofficial rules and guidelines developers should strive to follow as closely as possible when making an open source contribution.

109. How to Generate Sitemaps Using Laravel on the Fly

First things first: What is a sitemap?

110. The Top 5 DevOps Tools and Services to Consider as a Startup

A collection of DevOps tools can significantly enhance your Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) and increase engineering productivity.

111. GitLab vs GitHub: Repositories, CI, Deployment, DevOps, Pricing, and Documentation

Interested in understanding the debate of Gitlab vs Github? Which one is better in 2020? Which one should you pick?

112. Pull Request Checklist: What You Need to Do Before Assigning a PR to Someone

If you work in a team opening a Pull Request (or Merge Request) looks appropriate. It’s a common practice nowadays. However, have you ever thought about opening a Pull/Merge Request when working by yourself?

113. 4 Things a Dev Should Know Besides Coding

Today’s overwhelming and unlimited access to information, in the broadest sense, courtesy of the Internet, often leaves us unable to isolate the noise. There is a lot of it. Should I learn X, or Y? Or is Z more worth it to spend time on, since insert group of people have been using that?

114. Building Homebrew Taps for Private GitHub Repos

How to create private homebrew taps

115. How To Cleanup Your Local Git Repository Using BFG

116. 4 Best Free Professional Coding Resources to Try in 2022

Free coding resources allow you to try out professional tools and services. If you're a student, take this opportunity to get experienced!

117. Gatsby JS & Netlify CMS: The Perfect Pair!

A brief review of why this combination rules out all other pairs of headless content management systems and static-web app generators.

118. Automating Localization with Github Actions: A How-To Guide

Automated Localization

119. Three GitHub Features You’re Missing Out On

Did you ever have a friend you only ever saw in one place? Maybe it was a bar, your knitting club, or at the school gates.

120. 20+ Free Courses on Linux, Python, JavaScript, and More

In this post, you will find 20+ incredible resources that are worth several $100,000s.

121. Commercial Companies Built on Top of an Open-Source World

If you think that open-source software is primarily the work of amateurs and single developers, your impression is outdated.

122. Static Code Analysis for Infrastructure as Code Using Azure DevOps Pipelines

This article explains how to set up static code analysis for infrastructure as code using Azure DevOps pipelines.

123. Get Your Pull Requests Approved and Merged in No Time

Have you ever faced a call to completely redesign your code in one of your pull requests? I have and then thought what are the ways to avoid this. Call it a pull request or merge request, basically, it is a set of changes you want to go ahead and merge to the main branch to deploy to production and complete your task. This post is going to highlight a semi silver bullet to get your pull requests merged faster :), carry on reading.

124. How to Amplify the Growth of Your OSS Community on GitHub

How to grow an open source project on github

125. GitHub Co-Pilot in a Nutshell

Everything about the GitHub Co-Pilot from what it is to why it exists

126. An Easy README Makeover In 3 Simple Steps

Oh yeah! We’re giving your README a makeover!

127. How to Overcome Scaling Challenges in Technical Architecture

Find out how to set up processes, effective development practices & communication strategies to make design decisions and handle tech debt as the team scales.

128. Git it Right or Git Gone

Complete tutorial for Git & Github.

129. Implementing the Weighted Random Algorithm with JavaScript

The Weighted Random algorithm is used to send HTTP requests to Nginx servers. In this article, you'll learn how the Weighted Random algorithm works.

130. Two Friendly Tools Of a "10X Engineer"

Hi Everyone, Hope you all Programming geeks are doing well. In today's modern Software Industry, there are two types of engineers:

131. Why is the Documentation of Tech Products So Hard to Use? (in the User’s Point of View)

Documenting tech products is a key part of making a project sustainable in the long term. Despite that, properly documenting them is incredibly difficult.

132. Find The Right Sponsor for Your Open Source Project

133. How to Use Eslint With Webpack And ES6 Modules

Today we are going to talk about eslint and webpack. This is not going to teach you how to install eslint in your project, I will assume that you already did.

134. Building Static Sites in Swift: Getting Started With Publish

A few days ago, I accidentally stumbled upon Publish, a static site generator that uses Swift as the language for building websites. Despite not being a Swift developer, I thought this sounded quite awesome. So I decided to try if the time I've spent playing around with SwiftUI could be enough to get up and running with a static site built with Swift.

135. GitOps Tutorial: How to Provision an EC2 Instance with Crossplane and Flux

In this article, we are going to learn how to automate the provisioning of cloud resources via Crossplane and combine it with GitOps practices.

You will most b

136. A Guide to Staying Sane While Working with Git

How to work with git

137. Tips You Need To Know Before Choosing Between GitHub Flow Or Git Flow

Version control has become an important part of the software development process. Version control helps record changes to a project over time so you can recall specific versions later. I will be talking about GitHub.

138. Overview of Android Networking Tools: Receiving, Sending, Inspecting, Mock Servers

Overview of Android Networking Tools: Receiving, Sending, Inspecting, Mock Servers

139. Inspiring Story Of a Victorious n8n Expert That Will Give You Motivation ❤️

Ricardo has been one of the most active contributors to n8n and has created more than 60 nodes. He now works at n8n, and we talked to him about what drives his passion to contribute to n8n.

140. How To Build An Open Source Community: Sustaining Changes and Growth Plans

Perhaps one of the most memorable milestones in the scientific community this year was the release of the first image of a black hole. Like most technological advancements these days, this was made possible in no small part by open source software.

141. TLDR Newsletter Week of August 12th Highlights

Sponsor: Scraper API's 5 Tips for Web Scraping

142. How to Integrate Playwright in Your GitHub Action CI

In this post I will go through all the info you need to integrate Playwright in your CI without any problem.

143. The Easiest Way to Solve N+1 Problem on GraphQL

GraphQL is awesome! But one of the most annoying parts to implement a GraphQL server is solving N+1 problem.

144. GitHub Arctic Code Vault: Overview

Are you an Arctic Code Vault Contributor or have seen someone posting about it and don't know what it is. So let's take a look at what is an Arctic Code Vault Contributor and who are the ones who gets this batch.

145. Technical Debt is Eating The World

The concept is simple: due to a lack of resources, people sometimes do not address a problem correctly when shipping a new feature or fixing a bug. This debt must be repaid (e.g. the problem needs to be addressed correctly) or the debt will accumulate and impact the software development in the future.

146. Publish Go Packages With Goreleaser

Goreleaser is awesome. It's a simple tool that allows you to release your go packages.

147. 14 GitHub Repositories to Ace JavaScript Interviews 🎯 🚀

Finding a developer job in the current tech market can be a challenge, especially for beginners.

148. How to Get Slack Notifications on Your GitHub

You probably know that GitHub has an application that you can add to your slack workspace.

149. Using GitHub Activity to Gauge Blockchain & Crypto Projects

In this part of the article, I propose to consider development activity as a key factor that helps to determine where the hype is and where work is being done.

150. Web Development in Python With the Retica Framework

Retica is a free and open-source python web framework and is available via the pip package manager. The framework comes with ReticaCLI a terminal-based tool.

151. Here's the Quick Guide You Need to Solve All Your Git Issues!

The best way to become a better developer is to make contributions easy. What better way to do that then mastering git and Github

152. 3 Easy Steps to Change Main Git Branch on Heroku

I just saw that Heroku created the ability to git push heroku from main instead of master. Since I've been wanting to change my Git repos away from master anyway, I thought I'd check it out myself. Luckily, it was extremely simple.

153. NO!! GitHub Copilot Will NOT Steal Your Job

GitHub Copilot is not a threat for great software designers. Just a shortcut for lazy ones.

154. Can Open Source Pay Your Rent? 💸 Pay for My Coffee At Least. No?

hello world! 👋

155. How I Got a Job at Spotify via my GitHub Profile

How my GitHub profile got me a job at Spotify. It doesn't have to be a good profile, but having one can be a difference-maker.

156. Using Markdown Math in Github

As of 2022, Github has the ability to display mathematical formulas using Math support in Markdown.

157. How to Use Git to See Recent Changes in a Specified Time Period

Have you ever gone on a long holiday and wanted to check the updates your team has made since 2 weeks ago?

158. How to Use GitHub Copilot with Your Voice

“Hey, GitHub” comes in the form of a VSCode extension and has many more capabilities accessible with your voice.

159. How To Manage Multiple Git Configurations

Using the same computer for both work-related and personal projects may cause you to write Git commit messages with your private email on your work projects or vice-versa. That is assuming that you configured Git with the --global flag, which applies the configs to every repo on your OS user account.

160. Ruby on Rails Facebook Implementation: SpyBook

Social Media Website Live Demo: SpyBook

161. Automating Pull Request Merges with Mergify

Mergify is a tool that helps prioritize, queuing, and automatically merge your pull requests.

162. Work Annoyance 1: Git Rebase

How many times the below thing happens to you?

163. Open-Sourcing Regular Expressions for Markdown Syntax Module

Arthur Tkachenko describes this process of open-sourcing a npm package for working with regular expressions: https://github.com/atherdon/markdown-to-email

164. GitHub vs GitLab: Which One Is Better for You in 2022?

GitLab and GitHub are both popular cloud-based Git repositories. We compare the two to see if Microsoft has given GitHub the edge.

165. 3 Open-Source Projects You Can Join Right Now!

If you’re a coder with too much time on your hands this diverse list will help you get involved with some of the coolest, most cutting-edge projects out there.

166. Content Isn't Community in the Same Way the Map Isn't the Territory

What's the difference between community and it's digital representation?

167. A Guide to Closing a Pull Request — Merge Commit vs Squash vs Rebase on GitHub

Still using Merge Commit for closing every Pull Request? You might miss out on some advantages of Rebase or Squash.

168. How to Win Git and Influence Repositories: 15 Git Commands Every Engineer Needs

The version control system is the foundation of the basics, without which it is impossible to conduct team product development in our time.

169. An Intro to Git for Beginners

Git is an essential tool for version control, no matter what programming language or framework you use.

170. How to Evangelise a Github Library with Maxim Bartkov

How to popularize a particular piece of technology amongst other developers? That’s why Technology Evangelists exist. Find out how to become one.

171. How to Optimize your GitHub Repository for Open Source Development

This article would give you tips to help prepare your GitHub repository for open-source contributions.

172. Here's Why I Quit a 6-Figure GitHub Salary To Become a Solopreneur

Last week I left GitHub.

173. Everything You Need to Know About GitHub Copilot

GitHub Copilot is an AI pair programmer. GitHub Copilot is powered by a new AI system developed by OpenAI Codex and is coming soon to Visual Studio Code.

174. Git Basics: Renaming a Local and Remote Branch

Git is a must for most of the developers and especially web developers. But at times we make silly mistakes cause we are human. And when you incorrectly named a branch and moved it to the remote server/repository. Then follow the below-mentioned steps before any other developer/team member gets a chance to hop onto you and show you crap for not adapting to naming conventions correctly -

175. Introducing Tour My Pull Request For Github Extension

Problem

176. Amending and Updating a Git Commit

Now, you can easily update your commit messages by simply adding --amend to your git command.

177. Using 'Git Pull' for Force Overwriting Local Changes

Have you ever been working on a project in git and ran into an error telling you that you can't use git pull because you have local changes?

178. 5 Simple Tips to Become a Better Programmer

Developing software is more than just 'coding'. To grow as a programmer, you'll have to master other practices — here are 5 timeless tools and methods.

179. The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Managing a Remote Software Development Team

This post analyzes the role of specialized AI, particularly product management and team productivity tools, in facilitating remote software development.

180. Git Branches

In the current era, most software development companies work in a collaborative environment where several developers contribute to the same source code. While some will be fixing bugs the others would be implementing new and different features. The problem raises, how to maintain different versions of the same code base?

181. How GIT Works Deep Inside

A short article about how Git hash-based decentralized filesystem work

182. Git Stash - Everything You Need to Know About Stashing Changes in Git

Sometimes, when we are making changes to a project in git, we realize we suddenly need to revert back to the last clean working directory version of our project

183. Introducing Github1s: A Browser-Based VSCode Project Viewer

Github1s is a hot new open source project that allows you to browse Github repositories in a VSCode-like UI right in your browser.

184. Hi, Github! Bye, Bitbucket!

Originally published on melvinkoh.me

185. 5 Tools That Will Help You Improve Code Reviews on GitHub

In this article, we’ll consider five tools and integrations that can significantly improve your code review experience on GitHub.

186. GitHub Sponsors Program Delivers on Promises, Allies With Stripe

Just got a heart-warming email from GitHub about their Sponsors program!

187. GitHACK! We are the vulnerability

Github has been hacked. The affected computers cloned the affected repositories. How much is it Github's fault? How can we protect ourselves from this?

188. How to Use Multiple GitHub Accounts

GitHub allows you to create multiple accounts that can be used for different purposes, making you productive all the time.

189. How to Get 16k GitHub Stars in Less Than 2 Years 🚀

10 lessons on how we got to +16,000 GitHub stars in 16 months with Medusa.

190. How to Publish Blog Posts with Pelican and GitHub Pages

This post is about my blog, which is powered by Pelican and hosted through GitHub using GitHub Pages. I’ll describe the workflow I use when deploying new posts.

191. Can GitHub Activity Be Used as a Metric to Evaluate Blockchain Performance?

A short history

192. How’s That Open Source Governance Working for You?

Isn’t it weird that the radically democratic miracle of open-source collaboration is so full of monarchical dictatorships?

193. AssumeRoleWithWebIdentity WHAT?! Debugging the Github to AWS OIDC InvalidIdentityToken Failure Loop

We encountered the InvalidIdentityToken error with the AssumeRoleWithWebIdentity method - we'll dive into how to fix it.

194. How to Integrate a GitHub Repo With Google Sheets Using Ballerina

A beginner's guide to integrating a Github repo with Google Sheets using Ballerina.

195. How to Get Started with Parallel Programming in Git in Under 2 Minutes

There are many Git tips and best practices available on the internet that can help you in your day to day activities.

196. How to Use Lerna to Create a Monorepo for Multiple Node Packages

In this post, we will walk you through how to use Lerna to manage, and publish, multiple packages under the same monorepo

197. Git Commands That Every Developer Must Know

Git, an open source distributed version control system has been helping developers over a decade now. It is a great tool for tracking source code changes during software development. However, there are a lot of git commands, and this article lists the most important ones that will help your team get work done efficiently.

198. Keyless Authorization From GCP to GitHub Actions in GCP Using IdP

Let’s talk about keyless authorization from GitHub Actions in GCP using IdP.

199. 3 Essential Jira Plugins for Digital Product Management in 2022

These are three great Jira Plugins (add-ons) to boost your digital project management in 2022. Improve your Jira workflows and interactions with your teams.

200. How to Simplify Your Workflow With Pre-Commit Hooks

Pre-commit is a simple yet powerful tool that can help you catch these issues before they make it into your codebase. It is a git hook script.

201. How to Use GoReleaser to Automate GoLang Build Releases

This is a quick start for GoReleaser to automate the building and publishing GoLang projects.

202. Assessing Model Performance in Secrets Detection: Accuracy, Precision And Recall

Detecting secrets in source code is like finding needles in a haystack: there are a lot more sticks than there are needles, and you don’t know how many needles might be in the haystack. In the case of secrets detection, you don’t even know what all the needles look like!

203. 5 GitHub Repositories That Will Change Your Life

Pratham Kumar goes over 5 GitHub Repositories that will make your life easier.

204. How Git stores data

205. How to Participate in Hacktoberfest 2021: Ultimate Beginner's Guide

Hacktoberfest is round the corner and registrations are now open!

206. Code Reviews Don’t Work: A Better Way to Create Software

Don't tell me about pull requests. They don't work either

207. How to Create a Conditional Workflow With Advanced GitHub Actions

How can I create one GitHub workflow which uses different secrets based on a triggered branch? The conditional workflow will solve this problem.

208. Now You Can Use GitHub Issues to Track Customer Feedback

If you need a simple issue tracker for your app I'd recommend looking into using Github issues via the API, at least until it stops working for you!

209. Beginner’s Explanatory Guide to GitHub Actions

Learning github actions start here

210. #MyStartInTech: An Interview With Juan Pablo Flores, PM at GitHub

.Tech Domains has launched #MyStartInTech, a campaign dedicated to drawing attention to the lack of diversity in Computer Science education in the US.

211. Setting Up Docs For An Open Source Project Doesn't Have To Be Hard

This article describes how we set up docs for our open source project Saasform. Docs are part of the source code, so they're browsable and easy to maintain. Mor

212. NeverMind the Tornado Cash/Solana GitHib Attacks

In August, thousands of Solana wallets were drained of their funds in an epic GitHub hack. Mitja Goroshevsky, lead dev of GOSH, explains what went down and why

213. Sex Doesn't Sell, GitHub Does

Where do you go to sell a t-shirt? Shopify. Where do you go to sell a pdf? Gumroad. Where do you go to sell code? GitHub?

214. Create A Great Pull Request In Just 5 Steps [A How To Guide]

First of all, congratulations! You have come this far. Creating pull requests is the last step to propose your code to the code owners as well as other contributors. It is really important to have a great pull request as it would help the reviewers to understand and learn from your delivered code better. This article will show you how to make Pull Requests great again just in 5 steps.

215. 8 Startups That Became Tech Giants via Ruby on Rails

Ruby on Rails is an established, battle-tested technology that served as an excellent framework for software developers. But what’s the secret behind the success of Rails? One good reason is that ever since it appeared on the tech scene, it’s been part of projects launched by companies that have become some of the fastest-growing and largest startups we’ve ever seen.

216. [Roundup] GitHub Buys Semmle, Vitalik's Time Machine Visit, and Condolences to the Facebook Engineer

Vitalik’s Time Machine Visit

217. Introducing RecallGraph (formerly CivicGraph)

I had posted earlier about an open source temporal graph database that I have built, named CivicGraph.

218. Git Bisect for Understanding the Root Cause of Regressions

Your git fairy godmother will test and locate the bugs for you with a swish of her magic wand. All you need to know are the magic words: git bisect...

219. Working with GitHub Actions Cache: GitHub Actions on Steroids

GitHub Actions is a powerful, flexible automation tool integrated into the GitHub platform.

220. What the FORK Are You Doing to That Repository?!

Today, we're going to talk about one of the most important features of GitHub, and that's forking. First of all, what does it mean?

221. Git blame - Figuring Out Who Modified a Line With Git

Have you ever found a bug inducing line change in your code, and wondered who made the change to that line? Fortunately, git has a command for that

222. Looking Back on My 2022: A Year in Review

223. Use Github Pages to Create a Portfolio Website with Custom Domain

How to make a simple professional portfolio for beginner developers. Perfect for finding a tech job to help you stand out from other applicants.

224. How to Set Up End to End Tests with WebdriverIO on Github Action ?

For some time now I've been playing with github actions to see if I can easily reproduce behaviors I apply in my current CI tool. I wanted to parallelize tasks

225. OpenAI's New Code Generator: GitHub Copilot (and Codex)

You’ve probably heard of the recent Copilot tool by GitHub, which generates code for you. Find out how OpenAI's AI generates code from words

226. The Git Cheat Sheet

Git is one of the most popular Version Control Systems out there, you can think of it as a way to take snapshots (commits in Git nomenclature) of your code in a specific state and time, just in case you mess things up later and want to go back to a stable version of your code. It’s also a great way to collaborate if you combine it with GitHub.

227. What is Discover? Contribute Your Time this Hacktoberfest

Contributions from the community are the lifeblood of an open-source project. Attracting new contributors, therefore, is one of the most important parts of building an active community around an open-source project. After talking to hundreds of project maintainers, we realized the easiest way to help an open-source project is to lower the bar for a new developer to start contributing.

228. GitHub's 18 Most Popular Ruby on Rails Repositories ( November 2019 )

229. GitHub Actions CI config for MySQL, Redis, Elasticsearch in Ruby on Rails project with RSpec tests

How to run parallel tests with Github Actions jobs for Rails project with MySQL, Redis, Elasticsearch.

230. Github Codespaces Vs. Gitpod: Choosing the Best Online Code Editor

Gitpod and Github Codespaces are VS code-based online editors, with attached Linux env servers, which of them is best for you?

231. Creating GitOps Workflow with ArgoCD, Kustomize and GitHub Actions

The term GitOps was first coined by Weaveworks in a popular article from August 2017. The problem it intends to solve was how to efficiently and safely deploy a Kubernetes application.

232. 6 Code Optimization Tips For Building Email Templates

The LLazyEmail project is working on a third email template right now. The main goal is to spend less time converting the next template into pieces.

233. 7 Ways to Manage Pull Requests

Improve your team's pull request management system to ship faster, more often.

234. How to Commit and Push a Blank Directory to Your Git Repository?

Usually, blank directories are not pushed when you commit and push new code to your repository. Let's look at how to push a blank directory to your git repo.

235. How I Started an Open Source Contribution to Firefox-Voice Repository

At first I was a little overwhelmed when I approached the Firefox-voice repository because I had very little experience working with such a large codebase, the code base with a lot of people making contributions. I had to spend a lot of time to setting up communication, running the project locally (with the help of project Readme). I had to spend a very good amount of time understanding the directories, and how to set up the Project on my local machine just to get the application to run. It was really challenging to get this project running at first, I was about to give up but again thanks to the mentor for a fine readme which was helpful in setting this project up and running. As a beginner or someone not familiar with the terms and project niche, it was really hard for me to understand the actual purpose of the project.

236. To Code Is To Communicate: 8 Ways to Write Better Code Reviews

When I started programming, Code Review wasn’t part of my routine. First, like everyone, I learned how to print Hello World in the programming language that was studying. Then, what is an if, while, for, and other essential structures. Sometime later, I was coding.

237. Building my Github Action to Deliver Doggoes to PRs

Because who doesn't want good boys to show up whenever they push?

238. What are the Best Dev-friendly collaboration Tools for Remote Teams?

The right tools for remote developers can help engineers overcome most difficulties.

239. Hacktoberfest 2020: Let’s Get Hacking

It's October and we're calling all programmers, designers, content writers and open-source contributors to join Hacktoberfest 2020. This is a fantastic opportunity to contribute to open-source or try your hand at something new.

240. GitHub Actions To Bring You Consistency

Read an article on how to use the GitHub Actions Evrone wrote to run rubocop, brakeman, reek, fasterer, hadolint, and dotenv-linter linters on your project.

241. Why We're Choosing Open Source for Ara (And Why You Should, Too)

Earlier this year, we released the Ara File Manager. Today, we’re very happy to announce we’ve also released the Ara File Manager’s source code.

242. Automatic Cross-Platform Deployments with Electron on a Travis CI Server

This is a tutorial on how to setup an Electron app on Travis CI, so that new versions are deployed to Github Releases with a simple pull request.

243. How to Compare Multiple GitHub Projects with Our GitHub Stats tool

If you have project code hosted on GitHub, chances are you might be interested in checking some numbers and stats such as stars, commits and pull requests.

244. How I Started to Build React Components for Email Templates

Let me share a story about building React Components for emails and the email generator that I created.

245. Hosting an Angular Application on Amazon S3 Using Github Actions

Application example built with Angular 14 and hosted on Amazon S3 (Simple Storage Service) using GitHub Actions.

246. Sharing My Experience Attending MS Build 2020

This year was a special edition of MS Build; for obvious reasons, it was 100% virtual. I must say that I had my doubts at first, but I'm forced to admit that Microsoft nailed it. The experience was fantastic. I liked the personal schedule builder and the rebroadcast in 3 different timezones, to only name a few things. Microsoft even took the time to ship the conference's gear to all attendees, DIRECTLY to their doorstep, what a nice touch.

247. How to Run Lighthouse Performance Audit Using Github Actions and Zeit

Web performance is getting worse. The median loading speed of mobile sites in 2016 was 2.8 seconds. Today that has gone up to 6.4 seconds. Third-party tracking and analytics code contributes to the load speed. As developers, this is difficult for us to control.

248. Exposing Secrets on GitHub: What to Do After Leaking Credentials and API Keys

As a developer, if you have discovered that you have just exposed a sensitive file or secrets to a public git repository, there are some very important steps to follow.

249. Introducing a Simple NPM Module for Food Measurements

Hello! I've created a simple JavaScript module for food measurements.

250. How parallel Github Actions jobs can run your RSpec tests faster in Ruby on Rails application

Run efficiently parallel RSpec tests on GitHub Actions for Ruby on Rails application to save CI build time

251. How to Fetch Large Data Files Through GitHub API

At Hackernoon, I had a task to fetch some files from GitHub API. Initially, I thought it'd be a simple GET request but soon I realized the work is a headache. The file I needed was quite large and hence the response was telling me to use something different than I already knew. I ended up spending two days on this issue.

252. A Developer’s Github Profile is Just as Important as their Resume Itself

The more you can fill in with relevant information about yourself and your skills, the more you’ll stand out and be memorable to your potential employer.

253. Android CodeView Introduction: How To Create Code Editor Application

Hi I am Amr Hesham a Software Engineer, I am interested in Android Development and Compiler Design 😎

254. How to Make Your First Open Source Contribution and Have Your PR Merged

A step-by-step guide on how to find a list of issues for open source projects, choose one, make your first open-source contribution and get it approved.

255. How to Create an Engaging README for Your Data Science Project on Github

The README file is the very first item that developers examine when they access your Data Science project hosted on GitHub. Every developer should begin their exploration of your Data Science project by reading the README file. This will tell them everything they need to know, including how to install and use your project, how to contribute (if they have suggestions for improvement), and everything else.

256. Reset, Revert and Checkout in Git

Git toolbox provides multiple unique tools for fixing up mistakes during your development. Commands such as git reset, git checkout, and git revert allow you to undo erroneous changes in your repository.

257. 6 GitHub Repositories For Instant Knowledge Boost

Github is not only a place for storing our code and sharing libraries with other developers. Thanks to powerful Markdown syntax it’s possible to create sort of wiki pages. There are thousands of great resources in the Github - some of them are so big that recommending them is pointless.

258. Improving AllenNLP’s Method of Replacing Coreferences

We’ve decided to consider AllenNLP as our main model, and utilize Huggingface as more of a reference while using it mostly as a refinement to AllenNLP output.

259. A Simple Guide to Github Page Deployment

Long story short: Jekyll is a template engine changing markdown documents on static HTML webpages, that you can then host anywyere, because you don't need databases or server that has PHP or Python.

260. Github Actions and Go: AreYouOk My URL?

Check and audit link/URL health using Github actions. Test dead links in a fast and efficient manner

261. Is There a 'GitHub For Data Scientists'?

What if I say that there is a place where you can not only store your Data Science projects but also experiment on them right then and there?

262. Why You Should Automate Your Code Review

It's 2020 and there are plenty of tools to help you develop better code. The emergence of DevOps tools and the rise of Artificial Intelligence open up opportunities to automate many aspects of the code review process. In this article, we explain why you should automate your code reviews (even if you develop solo), what are the limitations of these tools and what comes ahead!

263. Open Source Series: Starting a Project

or how to open your project to the world

264. Learn How To Use Git Submodules on Practice

In this post we learn about concept of Submodules in git by actually troubleshooting a case of embedding multiple git repositories

265. Git3 – First Alpha Release

Putting source control on the blockchain. Step-by-step guide for the very first git3 alpha release.

266. 7 Cool Jamstack Hosting Solutions

Wondering where to put your Jamstack site? Here are some fast, affordable places you can host them.

267. Publish NPM packages using GitHub Actions: A How-To Guide

NPM automation tokens allow us to publish 2FA-protected packages from automation workflows.

268. Active storage with Azure [A How-To Guide]

Before I start rambling about my adventures with Rails, I want to do something I'd appreciate more people doing, and hey, be the change you want in the world, so the actual step by step is gonna be under the title THE ACTUAL TUTORIAL (in this same article, don't go D:), you can skip there if you're in a rush, but I think there's some value in the process of finding the answer, other than the answer itself, and I don't know, this is my way to communicate things. We all good? Ok, here we go.

269. Git & Github for Dummies

Learn the basics of Git and GitHub.

270. Getting Started with GIT And Github

Have you ever thought that how these applications in our phone get updates? The answer is simple it is a Version Control System.

271. A Walk-Through to Github For Beginners

And slowly github became the new facebook for coders where instead of posting pictures and life events people post code for projects and your fellow developers comment, request features and fork the code to suit there needs.Brian Doll, GitHub’s vice president of strategy says “If you look at the top 100 sites, you’ve got a handful of social sites, thirty flavors of Google with national footprints, a lot of media outlets — and GitHub”

272. How to Create A Detailed Description for Your Pull Request

Many developers are familiar with the situation like “where did this code fragment come from and why is it needed?”. You have to spend time and deal with the details already considered by another colleague. How to make it take a less amount of time? To achieve this, pay attention to a process of writing descriptions for Pull Requests (known as “PRs”) and Merge Requests (known as “MRs”). This article will focus on the content of the PR description without any explanation of coding since each project has its own coding-related specifications and requirements.

273. Will GitHub Copilot Replace Developers? (Spoiler: No!)

GitHub Copilot provides potentially scary possibilities but can be a fine addition to the developers' tools.

274. Youtube To Anchor.fm - A Github Action To Automatically Publish Your Podcast

During the quarantine period, I started an Italian tech live show on YouTube and a podcast on Spotify and Anchor.fm with some of my friends. The show’s called Schrödinger Hat.

275. Deep Dive Into DevSecOps: Heroku Flow Edition

An Overview of DevSecOps and How to Automate It

276. How Different Tools Enable a More Inclusive Language In Software Development World

Are terminologies meaningful in software development? Yes, a lot! As developers, we’re continually writing code, and we do that by passing messages. Each message carries a lot of context and semantics. Therefore we’re always evolving how to do it in a better way.

277. 8 underrated Git commands every programmer should know (not the usual pull, push, add, commit)

These are some of the most useful Git commands that helped me during my programming journey.

278. Developing an OAuth 2.0 Provider for a Resource Server from Scratch

Ever wondered how platforms like Google, Facebook, Twitter, GitHub, etc. provide OAuth functionality. How the OAuth functions, behind the scenes. What happens when you click Sign in with Google or Sign in with Facebook button. If yes, then this article is for you.

279. Free Tools That Will Help You Grow As A Front-End Developer In 2021

You only need this post to become a Front-end Developer because this post has nearly unlimited amount of every type of resources covering everything you....

280. How To Deploy Multiple Sites to Firebase Hosting using GitHub Actions

Welcome back! We will learn how to automate the deployment of multiple sites to Firebase hosting using GitHub Action in this tutorial. GitHub provides a freemium (free for open source) CI/CD tool that is integrated with their repository.

281. How to Protect Your Git Secrets

Are you worried about your security codes and keys? Worried about their safety? Are you looking for ways to protect your Git secrets? If so, then you are in the right place. And in this post, I will share everything you need to know about Git best practices to protect your Git secrets.

282. With GitHub Actions, you don’t have to do boring tasks manually ever again

Check out this guide and spin up a GitHub Action for your favorite stack fast—like Stack Overflow copy & paste fast.

283. Here's What I Found on Scanning 2.6 Million Domains for Exposed Git Directories

A scan of over 2.6 million domains revealed over 1000 publicly exposed git directories. Next to complete source code I found many credentials and api secrets.

284. Github Actions and Puppeteer: Continuous Integration Tutorial

Lately I’ve added continuous integration to my blog using puppeteer for end to end testing. My main goal was to allow automatic dependency update using Dependabot.

285. Using Github Actions and Bash to Create Dynamic Github Profile

Creating a Dynamic Github Profile With Github Actions and Bash. Parsing RSS and XML in Bash.

286. How to Build a Dynamic GitHub Profile with GitHub Actions and PHP

In this article, I describe how I've used GitHub Actions and PHP to automatically update my profile README to list my blog's latest publications

287. Cool Newsletters for developers [Part 1]

Here we'll explore cool newsletters for developers for developers

288. How to Use Platypush to Set Up Self-Hosted CI/CD Git Pipelines

How to use Platypush to set up self-hosted build and test pipelines for your Gitlab and Github projects.

289. Why do you need project templates?

With the ubiquitous use of microservices, docker, k8s, and other containerization technologies, I noticed an interesting change. Microservices - although they can be written in different programming languages, use different databases, cache systems, and other backend technologies, they tend to be uniform. This is a very important and correct step since such services are easy to manage, deploy and maintain.

290. The Beginner's Guide to GitHub for Managing Your Software Versioning

If you know any of the Software Developer around and never heard them talking about GitHub? maybe they are having hard time managing their software versions and you could be the one telling them about the Powerful tool- "GitHub"

291. Creating my Blog with Gatsby and Github Pages

Alright! Today is a great day, many years after I lost my old blog, I’ve decided to start from scratch and create again one blog to publish my experiences and don’t fall in the inertia. Here I will describe my experience creating my own blog using Gatsby and Github Pages.

292. How and Why We Choose to Clone all Data on Github

Why would anyone choose to clone and continuously maintain a perfect clone of all data on Github? Debricked has the answer.

293. How to Use Github's README Feature to Track Your Stats in One Click

Github recently released profile README feature, which became a hit among developers. As it provides good place to showcase current projects and skills, many addons like visitors-count, github-stats has been developed.

294. Open Source Series: Intro

or where the journey begins

295. The Git Commands Your Career Will Depend On

Here are my most used Git commands

296. How Hacker News Home Page Got Us 300+ Stars on GitHub in 24 Hours

Hacker News is said to be the Holy Grail for tech folks. There’s one thing that a company, startups in particular, wants desperately: RIGHT traffic for free.

297. 7 Tools To Help Manage Your Remote Teams Better

Now that your teams have acclimated to working remotely every day during the workweek, they've probably started getting into some semblance of a groove. They might even have increased their productivity to unheard-of levels.

298. An Introduction to GitOps and DevOps for Developers

Businesses need manageable and automatable approaches to CI/CD and DevOps to succeed in building and maintaining cloud-native applications, and devs love GitOps

299. Writing Good Commit Messages: A Practical Guide

To create a useful revision history, teams should first agree on a commit message convention to use, and this also applies to personal projects.

300. Step-to-Step eBook to Learn the Git and GitHub Basics💡

This is an open-source introduction to Git and GitHub guide that will help you learn the basics of version control and start using Git for your SysOps, DevOps,

301. My Journey Of Going Viral With A Humble Github Project 🚀

I made a simple project which got spread in various tech communities and social media. Github featured it in 'Trending repositories of day' section.

302. How to Create an Extension Pack for VSCode & Code Server

This guide outlines and explains the process for creating an extension pack for VS Code & Code Server before publishing it on GitHub release using Travis CI.

303. DevOps Shouldn't Be Hard!

About those GitHub Actions

304. How To Become A VSCode Girl - From A VSCode Girl

I didn’t coin the term “VSCode girl” but I’m here to teach you how to become one. It’s a lifestyle, a mindset, not a stereotype.

305. Effective Code Reviews For Remote Teams

Code Reviews in a remote-driven world yield a better software design and solution. Find out why that is the case in this latest article by John Vester.

306. Git Basics

To playing with git you have to do the following things step by step

307. Introducing GitHub Based Airports API Service

Hello developers and enthusiasts! 😍

308. The Ultimate Guide To Creating Review Apps on Heroku

Is there a way that we can use review apps and still ensure we’re not paying for resources we don’t need?

309. My Google Code-In 2019 Contest with Fedora project

I'm Nasir Hussain, I'm a developer intereseted in solving complex problems using the latest technologies.

I believe in learning new things and working on them to tackle daily life problems, This year I got into Google Code In 2019 to learn about how & developers developers work on.

310. Open Source Series: Issues and PRs

Hello everyone! It’s been a while since the last part but we made it! For those of you who haven’t read the previous parts or are wondering what I planned for the next parts:

311. How I Built a Missing GitHub Feature using GitHub itself

After the Microsoft acquisition, GitHub has been on a roller coaster ride. It has been winning the developer community’s affinity by launching a series of offerings, one after another, starting from the free private repositories to the GitHub Sponsors program.

312. How Open Source and Decentralization Lead to the Evolution of AIOps

Open source and decentralization led to the development and the evolution of the AIOps clan by making it dynamic for communities and democratizing information.

313. How We Set Up a Production Ready CI Workflow Using GitHub Actions

Recently, we started a new project and it decided it was a good time to try GitHub’s newish CI/CD tools which became generally available in November last year.

314. How to Contribute to the Gatsby Repository

Learn how to contribute code to the open source project Gatsby

315. A Letter from the Boost Note Team

Today, renewal of the Boost Note has been officially launched!

316. Open Source Series: Publicity

or how to spread the word and win contributors

317. Well-Architected Microservices

This is a list of items that has helped me to build, run and scale microservices efficiently and securely.

318. Cloudy with a Chance of Git Pulls: Automated Weather Forecasts With GitHub Actions

This tutorial covers creating a custom GitHub Action to generate automated Weather Forecasts. It relies on the Open Weather API and Nodejs.

319. A Closer Look At Brute Hacking Framework With A Source Code Example

hacking framework complete source-code for web, wifi, url, sql-injection and doing a complete web scan for starters.

320. Hosting an Angular application on GitHub Pages using Travis CI

Application example built with Angular 15 and hosted on GitHub Pages using Travis CI.

321. How To Use Git Merge: Beginners Guide

Isolating features into different branches is a crucial practice for any serious developer. By separating each feature, bugfix or working experiment you will avoid a lot of problems and keep your development branches clean.

322. Make the Most of GitHub to Source Your Hires

Wooing top tech pros is difficult, but actually finding them can be even more of a struggle. In fact, one of our recent surveys revealed that 35% of tech hirers say the overall time and effort it takes to search for candidates is one of their biggest hiring pains. A further 30% say sourcing candidates that meet a long list of hiring manager requirements is also a major challenge.

323. How to write Bash one-liners for cloning and managing GitHub and GitLab repositories

Few things are more satisfying to me than one elegant line of Bash that automates hours of tedious work. As part of some recent explorations into automatically re-creating my laptop with Bash scripts (post to come!), I wanted to find a way to easily clone my GitHub-hosted repositories to a new machine. After a bit of digging around, I wrote a one-liner that did just that. Then, in the spirit of not putting all our eggs in the same basket, I wrote another one-liner to automatically create and push to GitLab-hosted backups as well. Here they are.

324. Become an Open-Source Project Contributor on Github in 4 Minutes

It's not complicated to contribute to open-source projects on GitHub. This post will walk you through the steps to contribute to your first open-source project in just five minutes. We will use the GitHub repository of Nebula Graph, an open-source distributed graph database, for illustration purpose.

325. Data Persistent Prometheus-Grafana Intergration with Jenkins

Prometheus is an open-source application monitoring and alerting software solution. It is a web application which can be deployed anywhere — in a PC, virtual machine, or even in a container. It scrapes data from the exporters (small programs convert system data to Prometheus metrics) periodically and records the real-time metrics in a time series database.

326. Removing Bugs in Git

When you are working on a huge project, you may discover bugs in the code that prevent you from proceeding any further in your development. How to fix them?

327. Introducing a Simple Module for Parsing CSV Files

This Slogging thread by and Arthur Tkachenko occurred in slogging's official #programming channel, and has been edited for readability.

328. How to Build a Serverless Full-stack Application Using Git, Google Drive, and Public CI/CD Runners?

Learn to build a serverless full-stack application with backend workers and database only using git, google drive, and public CI/CD runners.

329. 15 Best Web Development Tools To Use In 2021

Here are the best tools for web developers. Here is a list of tools that you can use to build your website, and all of them are useful. Read this article to get

330. Selecting The Right Open-Source Project In React Ecosystem

Make your top-notch sites with React, check the list of the best React open-source projects carefully selected for developers of all levels.

331. How To Automatically Transition Jira Issues Using a Github Webhook

What's this all about eh?

332. CI/CD Pipeline for NodeJS Lambdas on AWS using Jest, Serverless Framework, Github, and TravisCI

I wanted to start a serverless project, and one of the primary headaches aside from architecting the workflow and deciding which lambda functions need to be created is a simple and yet effective CICD workflow.

333. A GitHub vs Git Functionality Comparison

Here you will find out the main differences between Git and Github by diving deep into their functionality and use.

334. Exploring the New GitHub CLI

Github just released it’s own Command-Line Interface (CLI) so developers can now do everyday GitHub tasks from the terminal. Yay! This means no more squiggling around the UI. With this new CLI, you can now view, create, clone, or fork repositories, create, view, and edit gists, you can also work with pull requests and issues right from the terminal.