Git Amend to Streamline Your CodeGit is an essential tool for any software developer and it comes with a number of powerful features. One such feature is git amend. If you are already familiar with git, you may have used this command a few times, but there’s more to it than meets the eye. What… Read More »Master Git Amend to Streamline Your Code
gitignore: The Hidden Power of ExclusionWhat is Gitignore? Gitignore is a simple text file that lives in the root directory of your repository and tells Git which files or directories to ignore when committing changes. It works by matching file patterns with the files in your repository and ignoring any that match the patterns specified… Read More »gitignore: The Hidden Power of Exclusion
git log: Understanding and Mastering Your Repository’s HistoryGit log is a powerful tool that allows you to view the history of your repository, including all the commits made, their authors, and the associated commit messages. It can be an invaluable resource for understanding the changes made to your codebase and tracking down any issues that may arise.… Read More »git log: Understanding and Mastering Your Repository’s History
If you’re new to Git and version control, you may be wondering what exactly a git project folder and git init are and how they fit into your workflow. In this blog, we’ll cover the basics of git project folders and git init, as well as some tips and tricks… Read More »Git Project Folders and git init
DNF in RedHat-Based DistrosIf you’re using a RedHat-based distro, chances are you’re familiar with the package manager YUM (Yellowdog Updater, Modified). However, did you know that YUM has been replaced by DNF (Dandified YUM) as the default package manager? While DNF still uses the same command line interface as YUM, it boasts faster… Read More »Streamline Your Package Management with DNF in RedHat-Based Distros