More on Git 2.8: push, grep, rebase, config neat things
Reading Time: 2 minutes Hear Hear, the new Git 2.8.0 release is out! In the past couple of weeks, while the release candidate cycle was…
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The basics of creating a Forge AI app
Reading Time: 12 minutes This post provides a range of practical information to help developers build Forge apps providing AI capabilities. Forge provides a range of features and simplifies development and hosting so it’s a great option for exploring AI development.
Code Approval Policies Explained
Reading Time: 4 minutes Professional teams that produce quality software and maintainable systems often employ a lightweight process to safeguard the introduction of new or…
The best way to store your dotfiles: A bare Git repository
Reading Time: 3 minutes Disclaimer: the title is slightly hyperbolic, there are other proven solutions to the problem. I do think the technique below is…
Bitbucket Connect Add-on in Go
Reading Time: 6 minutes In the past months we’ve been showing how to extend and integrate with Bitbucket using different languages and technology stacks. For…
Docker clusters from the ground up: front-end reverse proxy (Part 1)
Reading Time: 4 minutes The Swarm is here. It is here to help us developers focus more about the relations between the components of our…
Atlassian Orchestration with Docker: multi-host support for the win!
Reading Time: 6 minutes After the fantastic DockerCon Europe and the recent releases of Docker 1.9.1, Compose 0.5.2 and Swarm 1.0.1 I finally have all the…
14 tips and tools to resolve conflicts with Git
Reading Time: 5 minutes Git is very good at merging code. Merges are local, fast, and flexible. Naturally every time one merges content from different…
Six cool features of the Git 2.x series
Reading Time: 4 minutes It’s been a while since I have reviewed Git release notes but that does not mean I haven’t been eagerly reading more recent ones and…
Easy HipChat Addons In Go
Reading Time: 5 minutes If you are a Go programmer you know how easy it is to whip up an application that speaks HTTP. Go was…