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A Quick Git Survey

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Hello! I am preparing a talk on using git for a new dev team and wanted to crowdsource some content. If you're a developer or use git, could you take a quick survey for me? Click below Quick Git Survey Thank you so much! And if you're new to git, check out these two posts:... Continue Reading →

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Moving from Trello to Things

In my continual quest for finding a reasonable task management tool, I've stopped my quest at Things. In a previous post, I shared I moved from ToDo to Trello. I didn't like Trello, wasn't for me, but I know it works for so many, so I thought I'd be nice and cover migrating from ToDo... Continue Reading →

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Stepping up your Git game

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Git is a wonderful tool for managing your code. Many code repositories, like GitHub (obvi), BitBucket, Azure DevOps, and others, support git. We covered the basics of git in this post, review that before starting here. Fundamentally, knowing how to do the routine tasks of pull, push, commit, etc. is all you really need to... Continue Reading →

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Getting started with Git

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What is Git? The elevator pitch: Git is a repository for code and provides versioning with a capability to easily share and collaborate with others Maybe a little too simple, but at its core, that's what git is about. It provides developers a place to store their code with version control so that they can... Continue Reading →

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