The Startup·5yCreate Awesome Git readMe Profile
Git readMe profile is a special repository which is created as your username. Git recognizes it and so it will add few features to it out of the box. It can include your blogs sourcing from the parent website, include your youtube channel videos and update changes, your git stats, your recent activity and you could include the song that you are listening in spotify.
gitconnected·5yTerminal tips to make you a 2x developer
Oh my zsh allows you to play around with a whole host of plugins by simply updating a list in your .zshrc file. The instant prompt shows you the prompt even if zsh is loading stuff in the background so that you can start typing your next command. With fzf you type ctrl+r once and type anything; it will fuzzy find what you’re looking for and you just pick from a list. The git layer adds a convenience for git with a bunch of shortcuts.
Hashnode·5y30+ Git Commands That I Frequently Use
In this article, I will list out all the git commands that I use very frequently. This is not in any way a complete list, just the commands thatI use very often. The next article will most probably be a part of My Review of Kent C. Dodds's EpicReactDev.
Open Source Way·5y8 Git aliases that make me more efficient
Using Git aliases to serve as substitutes for commands provides two major benefits. It simplifies long commands that have many options, making them shorter and easier to remember. It shortens frequently used commands so that you can work more efficiently. It also integrates with Git's autocorrect feature, so Git can suggest aliases as alternatives when you mistype a command.
Hashnode·5yTwo Git commands you probably missed in your daily routine
Git is/was not very intuitive. I gave up following the updates to the project because at least for me it was very boring, nothing was added to help the daily routine. I'm glad I was wrong and recently(2.27 and beyond) two shortcuts were added to Git which are a good step in the right path.
daily.dev·5yLevel up your Git workflow
This post is the continuation (aka part 2) of a previous post about ways to do common tasks using terminal Git. You can either check the previous one for context or start from here if you don't want to review the basics. Hello in this post we'll be looking at some "advanced" features on terminal Git to deal with file changes, branches and commit hand.
Hashnode·5y10 Things Front-End Developers Should Learn in 2021
There's no doubt that front-end development will be one of the hottest disciplines in tech in 2021. This piece aims to give you some guidance on what you should focus on in 2020 as a front- end developer to level up your game. In 2021, we'll probably see a duel between Facebook's ReactJS and the community-driven VueJS.
DEV·6yBasic Git knowledge for beginners.
Git is a version control tool used to monitor and track changes in our files and push our source code to remote depository. Created by Linus Torvalds, It is a phenomenal tool to use, but becomes very challenging and daunting for newbies at first. This tutorial will help you to get over that fear and will show you the basics of git.
Open Source Way·5y5 open source alternatives to GitHub
GitHub is not open source, but some organizations have come to rely on the non-Git parts of GitHub's service offerings. For many people and organizations, insurance against vendor lock-in is a worthwhile investment. Check out these five GitHub alternatives, all of which are open source.