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@bellam shared a post, 4 years, 1 month ago
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Why should we care about Semantic versioning?

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Semver is a specification outlining a method of encoding the nature of change between releases of a “public interface”,

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@bridgecrewio shared a post, 4 years, 1 month ago

5 Ways to Configure a Monorepo for DevSecOps Efficiency

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Monorepos—or the use of a single repository for every part of an application—have been around since before git was invented in 2005.

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@daloukalai shared a post, 4 years, 2 months ago

GIT — Basic building blocks — Part 1

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At present Git is the most used “version control system” in the world, at the same time, a misunderstood and mechanically used tool for many too.

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@emreoztoprak shared a post, 4 years, 2 months ago
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Host a static website on AWS under a minute with Terraform

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If you have a static website and you want a simple solution, S3 and Cloudfront are great choices. Also, we will get an SSL certificate for our domain and it will be free.

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@yokwejuste shared a post, 4 years, 2 months ago
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10 Github Extensions for VS Code that will ease your work 😀

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Hello World😅! Let’s dive into something concerning open-source today once more.

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@giannellitech shared a post, 4 years, 3 months ago
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How to use Git & GitHub for Version Control

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In the last post we created a simple authenticated website using Auth0 and RedwoodJS. Before we add more features to this project, it’s important to talk about version control.

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@eon01 shared an episode, 4 years, 3 months ago
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GitOps: This Is What You Need to Know - Part I

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On a chilly November morning in 2020, it's GitOps Days, and we heard Alexis Richardson via Video Conferencing speak. Git allowed us to do Cloud-native development. It gave us the tooling for a distributed source control, continuous integration, container image distribution, and others.

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@floraaviss started using git , 4 years, 3 months ago.
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@abc_01 shared a post, 4 years, 3 months ago

codiBeginner guide to get started with OPEN SOURCE

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GitHub is the most popular platform for open source collaboration, so you’ll probably use it when exploring the world of OSS.

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@bridgecrewio shared a post, 4 years, 5 months ago

Top 6 Considerations for Integrating Cloud Security and GitOps

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Since the term was first coined in 2017, GitOps has provided a new operating model for developing, delivering, testing, and deploying cloud-native infrastructure.

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At its core, Git records snapshots of state, not just file diffs. Every commit represents a complete, immutable view of the project at a point in time, identified by a cryptographic hash. This makes history reliable, auditable, and cheap to branch.

Git is distributed by design. Every clone contains the full repository history, which allows developers and automation systems to work offline, create branches freely, and synchronize changes without relying on a central server for every operation.

In modern cloud-native workflows, Git acts as the source of truth. Desired state is declared in Git, reviewed through pull requests, and promoted across environments by merging changes rather than applying ad-hoc commands. This is the foundation of GitOps.

Git does not deploy anything by itself. Its role is to capture intent, history, and collaboration, while other tools turn that intent into running systems.