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raphael.medaer.me | ||
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jiby.tech
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| | | | | Every now and then, at work, I find myself discussing git worfklows, commit messages, branching, releasing, versioning, changelogs etc. Since my opinion has remained fairly consistent for the past few years, I found myself repeating the same points a lot, so I wrote it down. This page is the resulting compilation of my opinions on the software development lifecycle (SDLC), without workplace-specific tangeants. The article is broken down into ideas + recommendations, with recommendations in bold. | |
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www.cheehow.dev
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| | | | | Simple Git branching strategy for small teams. | |
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betterdev.blog
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| | | | | We investigate what is Git fast-forward merge mode behavior, how does it affect repository history and why one should think about disabling it. | |
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jhannes.github.io
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| | | (Technically, this is a blogpost about Oauth2 and not OpenID Connect) Are you using Slack as a central communication tool? Did you know that you can also use it as your identity provider for other apps you make or buy? For informal organizations like user groups and volunteer based conferences, Slack is perhaps already your communication hub. This means that the information you have about your users here is as good as you have anywhere. | ||
