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GitHub Actions for Azure
Learn how to automate tasks and easily monitor Azure applications using GitHub Actions. This article covers the syntax and structure of GitHub Actions, and demonstrates how they can be leveraged to simplify your Azure development workflow.
27 Top Tech Tools for Managing Remote Software Development Teams
Discover the 27 most effective tech tools for efficiently managing remote development teams in 2023. See top tools for collaboration, communication, HR management, and more.
GitLens 2022 Releases: A Round-Up of the Year’s Biggest Hits
GitLens had a huge year in 2022. GitLens 12 improved collaboration and understanding of code changes and GitLens 13 added the beautiful new Commit Graph.
7 Strategies for Managing Remote Development Teams
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Git Integration for Jira Cloud: 2022 Year in Review
This was a groundbreaking year for Git Integration for Jira with the launch of numerous product improvements and our first free extension to bring build and deployment data into Jira.
GitKraken Client’s 2022 Releases: A Round-Up of the Year’s Biggest Hits
GitKraken had a productive year in 2022, with new product launches and updates including speed boosts for MacOS and LFS users, power boosts through the Terminal Panel and patch support, and the release of GitKraken Client 9.0. The team also launched the Foundations of Git Certification Course and added Single Sign-On support for large teams.
Discontinuing Access and Support for GitKraken Client 6.6.0 and Older
GitKraken will discontinue access and support for legacy Client versions prior to 7.0 on February 28th, 2023. The new cloud services architecture will support future releases and improve security, scalability, reliability, and performance. Users should upgrade to the latest version to continue receiving access, updates, and support.
Best VS Code Themes
Best VS Code themes for 2023. Browse a variety of themes perfect for any developer. Themes include One Dark Teal, Winter is Coming, Summer Night, Pro Hacker, and more.
Git vs GitHub
Git is a version control system while GitHub is a web-based hosting service for Git repos. Learn more about the differences and similarities between Git vs GitHub.
Top 10 Git GUI Clients for Linux
2023 Guide comparing the top 10 Git GUI’s for Linux. GUI Clients compared include GitKraken Client, Gitg, GitForce, SmartGit, GitCola, and more.
Jira GitLab Integration
A Jira GitLab integration can be achieved by connecting Git Integration for Jira with any GitLab repository. Use Smart Commits, create branches, pull requests, and more.
Top 7 DevOps Podcasts You Need to Listen To
A compilation of the best podcasts covering current DevOps topics including Software Defined Talk, Azure DevOps Podcast, JavaScript Jabber, and more.
Say Goodbye to Repo-Roulette: Discover GitKraken Client 9.0 and Streamline Your Dev Workflow
GitKraken 9.0 creates a hub for your repos and helps you work smarter with Workspaces, Insights and more!
Bitbucket vs GitHub: Which is Better for Your Team?
GitHub and Bitbucket are both repository hosting platforms. Learn what the major differentiators are for each platform and how to determine which is right for you and your team.
Top 10 Git Commands Every Developer Should Know
A complete list of the top 10 Git commands every developer should know. Learn what each Git command does and how developers use it in their workflows.
Git-based CMS vs. API-driven CMS: Is One Better Than The Other?
Learn how companies are using Git-based CMS and API-driven CMS to manage their content including the pros and cons of both approaches. Determine which strategy best fits your content goals.
Best VS Code Extensions
15 VS Code extensions guaranteed to make coding easier and streamline your workflow. Extensions covered include GitLens, Prettier, Live Server, and more.
GitLens 13 – GitLens+ Features for All on Local & Public Repos
No account required. We’re excited to bring the power of GitLens+ features like the Commit Graph, Visual File History, and Worktrees to ALL users on local and public repos.
7 (Deadly) Common Git Mistakes and How to Fix Them
Common Git mistakes include writing bad commit messages, pushing unfinished code, accidentally deleting code, and more. Learn how to fix these with Git commands.
Top 10 Bug Bounty Programs for Software Developers
Compare the top 10 bug bounty programs based on potential payout, required experience, and competition.
How to Get Started with Husky and Git Hooks
Husky simplifies the process of setting up Git hooks. Learn how to use Husky with Git hooks to automate common actions in Git and speed up your workflow.
Best Git GUI’s Compared 2023
Comparing the top Git GUI’s of 2023 based on their OS support, price, and feature catalog. GitKraken Client · Fork · Sourcetree · Tower · GitHub Desktop · SmartGit
GitKon 2022: DevOps, Team Collaboration, Developer Skills & More
GitKon 2022 is a free virtual tech conference hosted by GitKraken. Learn about topics like DevOps, developer skills, team collaboration, Git, security, and more.
GitKon 2022 Featured Speakers Announced
Featured speakers for GitKon 2022 tech conference include experts from GitHub, GitLab, Microsoft and Visual Studio Code, Atlassian, and more. Register free.
CI/CD for Jira – The Jira DevOps Tool for Git
CI/CD for Jira is a free extension. View build and deployment data in Jira and unlock the Jira deployment view to see a timeline of deployments across different environments.
Fastest Way to Learn Git | Best Git Training for Software Developers in 2022
Top 3 paid and free courses to learn Git in 2022. Find the best Git training course that fits your needs.
GitKon 2022 Keynote: Drupal Founder & Acquia CTO Dries Buytaert
Register free for GitKon 2022 to hear Dries Buytaert, Drupal Founder and CTO of Acquia, share how Drupal grew and became the standard for open source web experiences.
Get Git Info with GitLens
GitLens is an extension for VS Code that helps developers get powerful data hidden in Git repos. Learn how to get Git info with GitLens+, GitLens blame, and CodeLens.
Shell Scripting FTW! | Intro to the CLI Part 5
Use shell scripting to automate actions and build new applications. Learn how to use the hello world script, environment variables, shell script for loop, and more.
Announcing the New GitKraken Help Center
The GitKraken Help Center is a central location for GitKraken support resources for our 3 Git tools: GitKraken Client, Git Integration for Jira, & GitLens for VS Code.
Interview with Oh My Posh Creator
Hear from the creator of Oh My Posh, Jan De Dobbeleer. Learn what inspired Oh My Posh, how to customize Oh My Posh themes, how to contribute, and more!
Trunk Based Development
Trunk based development can be less complex than other Git branching strategies and is well suited for CI/CD. Compare trunk based development vs Gitflow.
Jira Git Tips Using Git Integration for Jira
Integrate Git with Jira using Git Integration for Jira. Learn how to create a Git branch from a Jira ticket, create Jira pull requests, trigger Jira webhooks, and more.
Does Your Team Need a Quality Assurance Engineer?
Whether or not you need a software quality assurance engineer depends on your team size, the complexity of the software you’re developing, automation, and more.
Jira GitHub Integration
You can create a Jira GitHub integration through Git Integration for Jira. This tool will allow you to use smart commits, create branches and pull
GitLens 12.1 – Richer GitLab Integration and Improved Autolinks
We are proud to introduce the world to the most recent release of GitLens. We have added richer GitLab integration, Gerrit support, the ability to
GitKraken Client v8.6 – Faster Git LFS and beyond!
We know that everyone’s code story may be a little different, but speedier repos are something everyone can get behind. No matter where your developer
Announcing GitKon 2022
Make plans now to join us for GitKon 2022; a FREE virtual tech conference all about collaboration happening on October 11th – 13th! Creating a
Git Multi Repo vs Git Mono Repo: Which Should You Choose?
What is the best choice between the Git multi repo and Git mono repo? Get Git repo best practices and tips for deciding on your ideal Git repo size.
5 Advanced Tips for How to Use GitLens in VS Code
These 5 advanced tips will cover how to use GitLens in VS Code, how to customize GitLens settings, suggestions for leveraging GitLens blame hovers, and more.
Customizing Your CLI Shell | Intro to the CLI Part 4
In part 4 of our CLI intro series, we cover how to customize your CLI shell, including shells like Zsh and Bash, and how to make shortcuts with CLI aliases.
GitKraken Client v8.5 Release: Azure DevOps Workspace Support
Working as a team is critical to any mission, whether you’re taking on a galactic empire or pushing your code through your DevOps pipelines. Helping
Introducing New GitKraken Teams Plans
Learn about new GitKraken Teams plans designed for growing teams. See info and pricing for all GitKraken Client and GitLens plans, including options for large and small teams using Git.
Git Integration for Jira Data Center Release: Automation for Jira
Updates to Git Integration for Jira Data Center including support for Automation for Jira, support for SSH config files, secure mode, and more.
11 Tips for Using GitLens in VS Code
Get 11 expert tips for how to use GitLens in VS Code, and become more productive using Git. Highlights include GitLens blame annotations, customizing GitLens settings, and more.
The State & Future of GitLens
Find out what the future holds for GitLens since joining GitKraken, maker of legendary Git tools, and learn more about the introduction of GitLens+ features.
GitKraken Client v8.4: Team Workspaces & Pull Request View
See what’s new in the v8.4 release of GitKraken Client, including new GitKraken pull request view and GitKraken team Workspaces, and more repo information.
Command Line Tools | Intro to the CLI Part 3
Gain a better understanding of the terminal in part 2 of our Git CLI intro series. We’re going over shell commands and how to interact with your file system.