As 2014 winds down, we’ll take an opportunity to look back at some of our most-read posts from this year, in case you missed them the first time. Noah Miller gives us a useful list of git commands that are handy to have at your fingertips….if you can...
I’m thankful for git for many reasons, like fast commits, offline history browsing, and cheap branching. But one complaint I have is the illogical naming and arguments of git commands. I’ve long kept a list of useful but hard to remember commands in a...
Deploying your webapp is an important part of the web development equation – your client’s site isn’t going to attract a lot of attention sitting in your local dev directory. Deployment concerns tend to fall to the bottom of the priority list,...
Your code isn’t getting any better sitting around undeployed, let’s get it out there. Continuous Integration is a good thing. Get your commits tested and deployed fast and hassle free and the rewards will pile up in your lap. So what’s the least...
A year ago, I was happily using Subversion for my version control, and reading about Git. It sounded intriguing, and there were lots of articles about the life-changing enlightenment of switching to Git. Frictionless branching and merging? A whole new elegant model...
