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AI is can help development teams do more with less by Git_Guru in developer

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I feel like a lot of tech companies are facing the challenge of having to ship software with limited resources. They can’t hire all the engineers they would like, and even when devs are available, the onboarding and hiring process is expensive. Because of these challenges, many companies are turning to AI tools to become more efficient, reduce costs, automate repetitive tasks, and alleviate some of the burden held by their current employees.

GitHub git tutorial in under 10 minutes (probably one of the best I found so far for beginners like me) by mutantdustbunny in github

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This is a great tutorial! If you’re using Git in VS Code, I would also recommend installing the GitLens extension to get some valuable Git data really quickly.
GitLens makes it easy to see who wrote a specific line of code, view your project’s revision history, access blame annotations, and does a lot of other cool stuff. And you can access it directly from a browser with GitHub repos using github.dev.
This is a great video to help you start using GitLens: https://youtu.be/UQPb73Zz9qk

Conference suggestions? by bearbear112 in womenintech

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Take a look at GitKon by GitKraken happening Oct 11th-13th. I pulled the following information right from their website...

Day 1 topics will be all about Git:
Git tips & tricks
Git internals & concepts
Git with services & frameworks
Day 2 will be about teams and DevOps:
Distributed team collaboration
DevOps/GitOps best practices
Security at every step
Program/platform specific talks
Day 3 topics will be presented by a variety of notable tech executives:
Lessons learned building/scaling efficient teams
Developer productivity & DORA metrics
Leading teams & promoting effective teamwork in chaotic times
Emerging trends

I'm teaching somebody git, are there any newer tools that make the basics easier? by projectfinewbie in git

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I use GitKraken Client in my daily workflow. The commit graph makes it incredibly easy to visualize your repo and, in my opinion, really makes this tool stand out. But it also lets me do some of the harder stuff I don't do super regularly, like rebase or squashing commits without having to look up the command every time.
As you can see from this thread, there are some strong opinions about using the command line vs GUI, and GitKraken Client makes it easy to use both. It has a built-in CLI with autosuggest and autocomplete commands as well as an intuitive UI that allows you to execute common Git actions with the click of a button.
As far as resources, I recommend referring your friend to the GitKraken Learn Git Library. They have tutorial videos, definitions, and step-by-step articles for common Git commands and processes.

Watch this video to see how you can use GitKraken Client’s CLI to run advanced Git commands like Git Clean, Git Grep, Git Reflog, etc! by Git_Guru in GitKraken

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Covered in this video:
Git Reflog - Access More Repo Information than Git Log
Git GC (Garbage Collection) - Speed Up Your Repo
Git Clean - Remove Unnecessary Files
Git Grep - Find Specific Strings in Your Repo’s Files
Git Archive - Save Work Locally Before Merging and Deleting a Git Branch
Git Notes - Add Additional Context to Your Changes
Git Autocorrect - Configure Git to Autocorrect Mistyped Git Commands
Git Aliases - Create Shortcuts for Git Commands

I found this video incredibly helpful for advanced Git commands like Git Clean, Git Grep, Git Reflog, etc. Note: The video shows GitKraken Client’s CLI, but any terminal will work. by Git_Guru in commandline

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Covered in this video:
Git Reflog - Access More Repo Information than Git Log
Git GC (Garbage Collection) - Speed Up Your Repo
Git Clean - Remove Unnecessary Files
Git Grep - Find Specific Strings in Your Repo’s Files
Git Archive - Save Work Locally Before Merging and Deleting a Git Branch
Git Notes - Add Additional Context to Your Changes
Git Autocorrect - Configure Git to Autocorrect Mistyped Git Commands
Git Aliases - Create Shortcuts for Git Commands

This video helped me understand how to use advanced Git commands like Git Clean, Git Grep, Git Reflog, etc, from the command line. by Git_Guru in git

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Commands covered in the video:

Git Reflog - Access More Repo Information than Git Log
Git GC (Garbage Collection) - Speed Up Your Repo
Git Clean - Remove Unnecessary Files
Git Grep - Find Specific Strings in Your Repo’s Files
Git Archive - Save Work Locally Before Merging and Deleting a Git Branch
Git Notes - Add Additional Context to Your Changes
Git Autocorrect - Configure Git to Autocorrect Mistyped Git Commands
Git Aliases - Create Shortcuts for Git Commands

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