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By Allison Wheeler
Code reviews can quickly become code catch-ups – you’re sifting through countless commits, trying to understand the story behind a particular piece of code. Who made this change? When was this pushed? Which files were modified? These blockers can make code reviews feel like wasted time digging through the project’s commit history. That’s where GitLens comes into play, providing powerful Git functionalities right into VS Code.
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By Allison Wheeler
Programming is an art and a science, and while we often focus on things like performance and integrations, there’s something just as crucial that deserves our attention – aesthetics. Okay, maybe not just as crucial. But, how our tools look and feel can enhance productivity and comfort. Customizing Visual Studio Code (VS Code) themes are just one of the many ways you can add some personal flair to your everyday code editor.
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By Allison Wheeler
When it comes to welcoming new developers into a team, a well-thought-out onboarding process is key. It all starts with setting clear goals and expectations right out of the gate, helping everyone understand their role and how it fits into the bigger picture of the company’s objectives. This, paired with a structured training program, can blend the often confusing process of learning the ropes with actual hands-on experience.
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By Allison Wheeler
To-do lists. Time tracking. Automation. Scripting. Making your cup of coffee in the morning. These are just a few of the hundreds of add-ons available for teams using Jira on the Atlassian marketplace (okay, maybe not the coffee one yet. Get on it, AI). With such a vast array of tools at their disposal, development teams can customize their Jira experience to fit their unique needs, enhancing productivity and efficiency.
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By Allison Wheeler
With more developers working remotely, traditional code reviews have begun to shift. Classic water cooler conversations have turned into pings on Slack, and collaborative office spaces have transformed into stand-alone home setups. Remote work clearly has many advantages, but it can also leave developers feeling isolated. Asynchronous communication introduces massive bottlenecks for efficient feedback and creative brainstorming, particularly during code reviews.
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By Njong Emy
For developers, streamlining your workflow while coding in a distraction-free and conducive environment is of utmost importance. This is why most developers go for workspaces that can provide most, if not all, the tools and services they need in one place. Less context switching means minimal distractions, hence, more productivity. GitLens is a Git extension for VS Code that provides valuable insights into code authorship and unlocks the full power of Git within VS Code.
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By Allison Wheeler
Let’s face it – pull requests can be painful. They’re often time-consuming, fraught with merge conflicts, and can leave you waiting around on others or totally disrupt your coding flow. But what if there was an easier way to manage these requests without all the hassles and delays?
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By Allison Wheeler
For developers working in the Windows environment, selecting the ideal Git client can boost your version control experience. Git clients help manage changes more efficiently, track the history of your projects with greater clarity, and facilitate easier collaboration with team members, regardless of their location. It should provide a tangible interface to navigate branches, review changes, and commit code, minimizing the learning curve for new team members and speeding up the development cycle.
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By Allison Wheeler
First, let’s break down the differences between mono and multi-repo setups. Mono-repos are exactly what they sound like – singular repositories that hold everything in one place. Multi-repos, however, can scatter the landscape, resulting in separate repos that are all still part of the larger ecosystem. While this approach offers flexibility, it can also make projects way harder to manage.
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By Jeremy Castile
Annual reports often feel full of fluff, but the 2024 State of Git Collaboration Report, developed by GitKraken in partnership with JetBrains and drawing on insights from 150,000 developers worldwide, gets straight to the heart of what makes the best development teams stand out in 2024.
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By GitKraken
🌐 Did you know that your GitKraken license unlocks more than just the Git GUI? 👀 Dive into the versatility of GitKraken with tools tailored to your needs, including our sleek browser extension. 🛠️
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By GitKraken
Check out how we've leveraged NodeGit in the toolbar, commit graph, and other features inside the GitKraken GUI! Want more #Git goodness? 👀 Our recent YouTube video walks through the shift to Native Git and what that means for your workflow. 👨💻
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By GitKraken
GitKraken's tools utilize heavy git functionality powered by libgit2 and nodegit. In this video, we'll cover what exactly those are, how you can use them, and a few reasons why we're migrating to native git. (Spoiler alert: it includes performance enhancements, new features, and more.
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By GitKraken
Don't panic! GitKraken makes resolving these conflicts intuitive. In our latest tutorial, we walk through how to handle a rebase that doesn’t go as planned. Discover how to navigate through conflicted files, utilize the merge tool, and successfully continue your rebase for a clean commit history! ✨
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By GitKraken
Want to understand your project history better AND learn about underrated GitLens features? Our Workshop's got it all and more! Join us TOMORROW for a deep dive into all the GitLens features at your disposal to stay productive, help with onboarding, and enhance your team's development. Plus, 10 lucky attendees will win an exclusive swag prize pack! 🎁 ⏰
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By GitKraken
Check out our upcoming Workshop to see how GitLens can enhance your development process! Explore features like pivotal commit identification, line history, and creating pull requests directly within VS Code. 💻 AND, 10 lucky attendees will be selected for an exclusive swag bundle! 👀
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By GitKraken
Quickly drag-and-drop changes from one branch onto another, with options like rebase, merge, and more, all within a few clicks. Watch the full tutorial here on YouTube for more tips on branch management and keeping your project history clean! 🧼🧹
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By GitKraken
Walk through rebasing in GitKraken Client with drag-and-drop actions and context menus. Learn how to navigate and resolve conflicts with the merge tool, as well as explore various rebasing options, all to help you resolve merge conflicts for a clean version history.
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By GitKraken
In our upcoming Workshop, we'll explore features for more efficient code navigation and project understanding. 🧠 Discover tips to boost your coding flow in just one session! 👏
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By GitKraken
Ever found yourself diving into a new project, tasked with something you have no clue about? 😅 Where do you even start? 🤔 Join us for a FREE GitLens Workshop where we walk through features to help you navigate codebases like a pro! Whether you're a seasoned dev or just getting started, understanding features like the commit graph, inline blame, and more can help you decipher the history behind each feature and bug. 🐛🔍
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