Best of JetBrainsJuly 2023

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    Master Git and GitHub in 5 Hours

    Master Git and GitHub in 5 Hours in 5 hours. JetBrains Academy's Introduction to Git learning track is here on Hyperskill. You can start the track right now with a free account and join hundreds of others in mastering Git and version control.

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    Developer workflow tips no one tells you about

    These are the tools, tips and advice I wish I had internalized when I was just starting out. Many of the details below are specific to macOS, but similar tips and tricks apply on other systems. I've broken it down into the following categories: Computer setup Command-Line-Related Things Technical but non-CS advice.

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    Best Continuous Integration Tools

    44% of developers now confirm regular usage of CI/CD tools, with a significant 22% having adopted a new tool within the past year. A CI tool is a platform that automates the process of building, testing, and publishing your software. The move toward using continuous integration and continuous delivery tools in the cloud is in full swing.

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    JetBrains launches code quality platform Qodana

    Qodana is the only code quality platform on the market that leverages inspections native to JetBrains IDEs. The platform has now transitioned from its preview phase and is now commercially available. It offers developers the opportunity to automate code reviews, build quality gates, and enforce code quality guidelines across their projects.

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    Jetpack Compose Multiplatform Android & iOS

    Jetpack Compose Multiplatform Android & iOS has been working on Compose for several years and recently released an alpha version for iOS. The general approach of Kotlin Multiplatform includes the ability of sharing not only the business logic code, but also the UI code. You have a choice to use native iOS UI frameworks (UIKit or SwiftUI) or embed iOS code directly into Compose.