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When building software, it’s quite usual for a company to have more than one environment to deploy to. Depending on how many there are, managing these environments and their respective branches in source control can become tricky. In one of the more ...
While at a company I used to work for, I spent a few years building one of their main products. It was a Web facing application, and as I only had front-end skills when I joined, I started off by working exclusively on the front end. Curiosity eventu...
It’s a good idea to commit regularly when developing software. I find that when I’m trying something new, I might end up making a mess of the code. Having a recent commit means that I have a safe place I can reset everything to if needed. It also mea...
Release notes are an important part of releasing software. It doesn’t matter if they are available publicly, internally within a company, or just to yourself: they help to track changes made in each new version. I once worked at a company where we ha...
I once worked at a company that had been using Subversion for source control. I don’t know how long they had done so because it was already in place when I joined. TortoiseSVN is user friendly, but I found the experience frustrating because I was use...
I didn’t truly understand what I was doing when I first started using Git. The company I was at used two tools for checking code in and out: Git Bash, and Git Extensions. We used Git Bash for pushing, pulling, and rebasing. To complement this, Git Ex...
