Ever wondered what "squashing" in #git really means? 🤔 It's all about consolidating multiple commits into a single one for a cleaner history!

👨‍💻 Discover the power of enhanced Git integration right within your code editor with GitLens. This isn't just a tool; it's your coding companion in VS Code, offering real-time insights into who made changes to your code and why. GitLens transforms code reviews and collaboration, making your coding process more efficient and informed.

👋 Say goodbye to the hassle of tracking development progress issue by issue!

☀️☕️ Start your day the GitKraken way with Workspaces! Manage your projects effortlessly, no matter how many repos you juggle.

☁️ Cloud Patches are a game-changer for devs seeking a more casual yet secure way to share code. No need for draft PRs anymore – simply pack up your changes into a shareable URL and send it over!

🌐💾 A remote repository is like your code's virtual storage locker, accessible from anywhere. It's where your projects live online, essential for team collaboration, version control, and safeguarding your code. Why use it? For any project where teamwork, backup, and remote access matter. Here are three tips for mastering remote repositories: 1️⃣ Clear Commits: Think of each commit as a clear, concise note to your future self and teammates about what you did and why.

Time for a Git concept deep-dive! Today's video features "Git Pull," which updates your local branch with changes from your remote repository – a crucial step in collaborative development. Git pull can help you synchronize your work before a new feature development or helps to ensure you're up-to-date before pushing your own updates.

When you view your Backlog in Jira, how easy is it to understand which issues are off track and at risk of missing deadlines? How do you know how ‘in progress’ an In Progress issue is? Can you quickly scan to see if there’s real activity on it? Imagine if sprint and issue data was presented in a way that made it easy to spot risks and make adjustments. Learn how the new Backlog view in Team Insights for Jira (from @GitKraken) makes it easy to.

So you want to start coding, but maybe you don't have the newest PC, the fastest internet connection, a reliable workspace, or whatever else that's blocking you from moving forward. What then? 🤷‍♀️ Rizel Scarlett (@blackgirlbytes), Developer Advocate at TBD, explains how devs experiencing roadblocks can get started without all the fancy bells and whistles! While everyone's situation is unique, folks like Rizel are working hard to address and implement more robust diversity, equity, and inclusion practices in tech. One of those strategies is utilizing containers!