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blog.carlana.net | ||
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techblog.izotope.com
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| | | | | Nick Donaldson Version control is an indispensable tool in modern software development, and Git is one of the most popular and widely used version control systems available today. However, despite its pervasiveness, many development teams do not use Git to its full potential, often due to a lack of a well constructed and adhered-to Git... | |
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truss.works
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| | | | | A git workflow that supports feature development isolation, continuous deployment, and has minimal overhead when performing common operations like branching and merging | |
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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.paperplanes.de
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| | | A few weeks back I came across a post that struck home in several ways. "How I Fired myself" (cached version) is a short story of a developer who accidentally deleted the entire users table in production while working on a new feature. You should read the whole thing, go ahead, I'll wait for you. | ||
