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Re-exploring the Git Branching Model for the Classroom - by Roy Vanegas

Nov 12, 2021 By GitKraken In GitKraken
By re-contextualizing the Git branching model in the classroom, educators, like presenter Roy Vanegas of the University of Hartford, can share examples and assignments in an easier manner, while also simplifying the assignment and submission process for students. In this GitKon Git conference session, you will hear about the pros and cons of using the Git branching model in the classroom.
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The Visual Git Road to Technical Leadership

Nov 12, 2021 By GitKraken In GitKraken
Not every developer prefers the CLI. From devs to non-technical team members alike, a growing number of users—from beginners to advanced Git users—are choosing to use Git tools that enable better project visualization. With the proper workflow, visual Git tools can leverage the power of project history in Git far beyond version control. Monitoring projects and keeping teams in sync set the foundation for an efficient, integrated, and pleasant daily developer experience.
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Why are you being such a git about it? - Git Best Practices

Nov 12, 2021 By GitKraken In GitKraken
Are your Git repositories just a dumping ground for code? In this Git best practices session from the GitKon Git conference, we will look at Git branching strategies, the importance of a Git commit message, and how often you should commit, with Joe Glombek, Umbraco developer with Bump Digital. With 5 simple Git tips, you can turn a code dump into a glorious archive or software while saving time, frustration, and money.
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Git Behind the Scenes: How Does Git Work

Nov 12, 2021 By GitKraken In GitKraken
How does Git work under the hood? Have you been using Git for a while, but feel you’re still missing a comprehensive understanding of how Git works? You’re not alone. Many people will try to explain Git with something like: “all of the data Git needs for a repository is stored within a folder called.git,” but that’s not the full story. In this session from the GitKon Git Conference, Corbin Crutchley, CTO at OceanBit, will go over in detail how the.git folder is able to track all of your changes in Git.
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Understanding Alamofire Swift and Why is it So Powerful for iOS Development

Nov 11, 2021 By OpsMatters In OpsMatters
The Alamofire Swift library is an open-source networking framework that has been designed to add the functionality of networking to iOS and macOS apps, being compatible with both. It can be used in both open source and commercial projects, and it is also the result of an international collaboration between people who are passionate about Swift. The main goal of this library is to reduce the amount of time and code that developers need in order to create networking applications.
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Run UDP and WebSocket API tests to monitor latency-critical applications

Nov 11, 2021 By Kai Xin Tai In Datadog

Datadog Synthetic Monitoring allows you to proactively monitor your applications so that you can detect, troubleshoot, and resolve any availability or performance issues before they impact your end users. With our API test suite, you can send simulated HTTP requests to your API endpoints, check the validity of SSL certificates, verify the performance and correctness of DNS resolutions, test TCP connections, and ping endpoints to detect server connectivity issues.

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Seconds Matter: Why Monitoring Website Uptime Alone isn't Enough

Nov 11, 2021 By Emily Blitstein In uptime

It takes 50 milliseconds for visitors to decide whether to bounce from your website, that’s.05 seconds, or about half the time it takes you to blink. In website monitoring we talk a lot about uptime, and while making sure your site returns 200 OK is important, if your load time isn’t instant you’ll lose traffic regardless.

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