Aug 7 2019
While working with more than one teams in a project I’ve always faced few generic issues. How do I contribute to the upstream project? Is creating a new branch in the main repository the preferred way? If not then what to do otherwisw? And like always, git to the rescue. In this post we’ll take a look at some of the similar issues and how to resolve them.
I’ve been using Git for quite some time now both at work and during my own fiddling.
Jul 25 2019
My last post was about Version Control and one of Distributed VCS tool, Git. I’ve been using Git for quite some time now in my daily office work, managing tasks as part of OBM and some other fiddling. Here are few commands which have helped me as a beginner in working with Git.
Begining with creating a source code repository where all the developers and other members in our team can collaborate we use,
Jul 23 2019
Working on a project with a distributed team becomes a hassle especially when multiple releases, bug fixes, patches are to be carried out. The most impacted resource here is the source code repository which is being grinded, twisted, updated and what not. Who’s to the rescue? Of course, Version Control.
“Version Control is a system that records changes to a file or set of files over time so that you can recall specific versions later”, as stated on the introductory page of Git version control.
Jul 15 2019
Writing has always come as an interest to me rather than just finishing off on things. Ever since I completed my high school in the year 2010, haven’t had much chance to write or publish something on my own. I’ve always had a keen interest in computers ever since my father bought our first home PC, when I was 10 years old. But, I always feared whether I’ll be able to gather enough knowledge to express myself in this particular field or not.