ESLint, Prettier, Husky and lint-staged are code editing tools that can be used to correct errors and format code for consistency pre-commit. Here’s how they work.
In Git, rebasing and merging are both designed to integrate changes from one branch into another branch but in different ways. These are the best times to use each method and some common mistakes to avoid.
The Git merge ‘theirs’ command -Xtheirs overrides changes in the master branch with changes in your feature branch, resolving git merge conflicts. Here’s how.
When you work in Git, it’s important to know how to rename a Git branch to keep your projects consistent. Here’s how to do it in both a local repository and remote.
Git is the most widely used version control system for software development. It ensures developers will be able to revert back to specific past versions of their work.
Here’s a solution that can make developers more efficient, managers more accurate, and engineering processes less flawed — without becoming an extra drain on resources.
